Batya Friedman and Peter H. Kahn, Jr.
University of Washington
Introduction
How values Become Implicated in Technological Design
The Embodied Position
The Exogenous Position
The Interactional Position
Distinguishing Usability From Human Values With Ethical Import
Moral, Philosophical, and Psychological Foundations
Moral Theory
Moral Epistemology
Moral Variability and Universality
Designing for Diversity
Approaches to Human Values and Ethics in Design
Computer Ethics
Social Informatics
Computer-Supported Cooperative Work
Participatory Design
Value-Sensitive Design
Human Values With Ethical Import
Human Welfare
Ownership and Property
Privacy
Freedom From Bias
Universal Usability
Trust
Autonomy
Informed Consent
Accountability
Identity
Calmness
Environmental Sustainability
Professional Ethics
Conclusions
Acknowledgments
References