Curriculum
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- 1.1Lesson 1. Research Ethics Basics15 Minutes
- 1.2Assessment – Introduction to Research Ethics2 Questions
- 1.3Lesson 2. Sources of Ethics in Africa20 Minutes
- 1.4Assessment – Ubuntu approach5 Minutes1 Question
- 1.5Lesson 3. Ethics in Families and Communities – the Ubuntu Approach15 Minutes
- 1.6Lesson 4. The San Code of Ethics20 Minutes
- 1.7Assessment – San Code5 Minutes1 Question
- 1.8Lesson 5. Environmental Ethics15 Minutes
- 1.9Lesson 6. Ethics in Data Collection20 Minutes
- 1.10Lesson 7. Ethics Guidelines in Specific Countries in Africa15 Minutes
- 1.11Lesson 8. Made in Africa Evaluation (MAE) Approach15 Minutes
- 1.12Lesson 9. Summary of Rights, Roles and Responsibilities in Research Ethics15 Minutes
- 1.13Assessment – Rights and responsibilities10 Minutes1 Question
- 1.14Lesson 10. Ethics Review Boards (ERBs)20 Minutes
- 1.15Lesson 11. How to Write a Research Ethics Statement or Protocol20 Minutes
- 1.16Lesson 12. Ethics in Reporting and Publishing10 Minutes
- 1.17Lesson 13. Ethics in Development and Usage of Artificial Intelligence
- 1.18Final Assessment10 Minutes10 Questions
Assessment – Introduction to Research Ethics
In your notebook, draw a mind map (a drawing that shows connections) of ethics in your culture — your life, family, village and community.
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