E-Research Ethics: Nurturing Trust and Responsibility in Virtual Inquiry

EasyChair Preprint no. 13524

Abstract

E-Research Ethics: Nurturing Trust and Responsibility in Virtual Inquiry delves into the critical intersection of ethics and digital research, emphasizing the importance of trust and responsibility in virtual inquiry. As technology continues to reshape the research landscape, ethical considerations become increasingly complex, demanding careful navigation. This abstract explores the ethical dilemmas inherent in e-research and offers insights into fostering trust and responsibility in virtual inquiry. Central to e-research ethics is the principle of informed consent, ensuring that participants understand the purpose, risks, and implications of their involvement in virtual studies. Additionally, safeguarding privacy and maintaining data integrity are crucial to upholding ethical standards in digital research. Researchers must navigate the challenges of data security and privacy protection to honor participants' rights while preserving the credibility of their research outcomes. By fostering a culture of trust and responsibility, researchers can navigate the complexities of virtual inquiry with integrity and purpose. Through ethical conduct in e-research, researchers uphold the credibility of their findings and contribute to a more ethical and responsible research culture in the digital era. By prioritizing ethical principles such as informed consent, privacy protection, and data integrity, researchers can uphold the credibility of their work and foster trust among participants and stakeholders. Through transparency, accountability, and a commitment to fairness, e-research can contribute to knowledge advancement while respecting the rights and dignity of all involved parties. Embracing a proactive approach to ethics in virtual inquiry, researchers can navigate the complexities of the digital landscape with integrity and purpose, promoting a culture of trust and responsibility in e-research endeavors.

Keyphrases: digital ethics, E-research ethics, Virtual inquiry

@Booklet{EasyChair:13524,
  author = {James Henry and Mustafa Amir},
  title = {E-Research Ethics: Nurturing Trust and Responsibility in Virtual Inquiry},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint no. 13524},

  year = {EasyChair, 2024}}