Build your IT innovation. Make ethical choices. Defend it against bias.
Draw an innovation and stakeholder card each round. Pitch your idea, face an ethical dilemma that branches based on your choice, then examine your innovation for bias. All your work is saved and printed as a PDF at the end.
Two rounds. Every input you type is captured.
Tap each card to reveal it, then start your pitch.
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Your cards are shown below. As a group, agree on what your innovation actually is before the timer starts — write it out clearly so everyone is aligned.
In 2–4 sentences: what does it do, what technology powers it, and how does it specifically serve your stakeholder group?
Discuss all three points as a group and type your notes — these are saved to your PDF.
What specific issue does your innovation solve?
What's unique about it? What technology powers it?
Who benefits and why is it feasible today?
Choose one option as a group. Your reasoning matters more than which option you pick.
12 minutes. Be specific to your exact scenario — not users in general.
Could the system produce unfair outputs for your stakeholder? What data or design assumption causes this?
Who is likely building this? What blind spots might they have about your stakeholder's lived experience?
Why might your stakeholder resist, distrust, or be excluded from this innovation?
Rate your group honestly, then write your reflection.