TAILIEUCHUNG - Approved by the AoIR membership - 11/27/02

But as online research takes place in a range of new venues (email, chatrooms, webpages, various forms of “instant messaging,” MUDs and MOOs, USENET newsgroups, audio/video exchanges, etc.) – researchers, research subjects, and those charged with research oversight will often encounter ethical questions and dilemmas that are not directly addressed in extant statements and guidelines. In addition, both the great variety of human inter/actions observable online and the clear need to study these inter/actions in interdisciplinary ways have thus engaged researchers and scholars in disciplines beyond those traditionally involved in human subjects research: for example, researching the multiple uses of texts and graphics images in diverse Internet. | Approved by the AoIR membership -11 27 02 Ethical decision-making and Internet research Recommendations from the aoir ethics working committee1 Copyright 2002 by Charles Ess and the Association of Internet Researchers PLEASE NOTE we intend for this document to be publicly accessible precisely so that it may contribute to reflection debate and education regarding Internet research ethics. At the same time it is copyrighted and thus entails the usual requirements for fair use of copyrighted materials. in particular any DUPLICATION CITATION AND OR ATTRIBUTION must include the following information Title Ethical decision-making and Internet research Recommendations from the aoir ethics working committee Authors Charles Ess and the AoIR ethics working committee Approved by AoIR November 27 2002 Available online reports The ethics committee would also appreciate notification of the use of this document. Please write to Steve Jones sjones@ and or Charles Ess cmess@ . Contents I. Audience Purpose Rationale and - 4 II. Questions to ask when undertaking Internet research A. Venue environment - expectations -authors subjects - informed consent . . . .4 - 6 Where does the inter action communication etc. under study take place What ethical expectations are established by the venue Who are the subjects posters authors creators of the material and or inter actions under study Informed consent specific considerations B. Initial ethical and legal -9 How far do extant legal requirements and ethical guidelines in your discipline cover the research How far do extant legal requirements and ethical guidelines in the countries implicated in the research apply What are the initial ethical expectations assumptions of the authors subjects being studied What ethically significant risks does the research entail for the subject s What benefits might be gained from the research What are the ethical traditions of researchers and

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