Development of a Global Technological Citizenship Education Curriculum and its Worldwide Deployment

Development of a Global Technological Citizenship Education Curriculum and its Worldwide Deployment

Research Objectives and Overview

This study aims to develop a Global Technological Citizenship (GTC) education curriculum that fosters competencies to understand both the social benefits and harms of cutting-edge technology development and implementation. It also emphasizes the importance of individuals exercising their rights and responsibilities in technological development and institutionalization from a global perspective and ethical standpoint through dialectical risk communication.

To create a curriculum that can be implemented worldwide, a Japanese research team will collaborate with international partners and conduct field visits to universities in the United States, Japan, Indonesia, and Vietnam—regions with distinct infrastructures and social cultures. Using mixed research methods, the team will test and verify the effectiveness of the curriculum. Based on these findings, the team will refine and develop a global version of the GTC educational curriculum.

Project Members

Published Papers

Primary Analysis Results (No.17)

Fund

Aim of GTCE: GTC Competency

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