Ethics In And Through Technology: Smart Phones

Hello, I'm submitting this order for two separate assignments ( first assignment is one page reflection on the course--the same writer who did my last two papers can refer to that to write this reflection)
Second assignment is 4 pages research on moral, social and ethical implications on the use of technology on schools. you will chose from the list below which technology you want to write about. the details are below. thanks
PART 1:
1 page reflection about important facts learning in this class: Character Compass: How Powerful School Culture Can Point Students Toward Success (Seider, 2012)
Compose a 1 page self-reflection post. Revisit your journey through this course beginning with the Week 1 Introduction to current day. When doing so, think about these prompts and respond to three of them in your reflective post:
Thinking back, what single biggest aha moment regarding character education have I experienced?
What is a course resource which has most influenced me, and how?
Which assignment most helped me in my own growth towards character education?
What universal truth about my life’s story has either changed or otherwise benefited from the course content, discussion, and learning activities?
What changes will you make in your own classroom, in the school, or in an area of influence (perhaps in a leadership capacity) to address or further character education? Be explicit.
Support your statements with evidence from the required studies and your research. Cite and reference your sources in APA style.
PART 2: 4 pages
In this technologically advanced, and continually advancing, society, it is important for teachers to consider the ethical and responsible use and advancement of technologies. Cyber ethics is the term for creating a culture of ethical technology use.
Identify a current digital technology use that has social, moral, and ethical implications for teachers and students. The digital technology could be hardware or software (see a list of some possible topics below).
Research the social, moral, and ethical implications of the application of the chosen digital technology identifying various perspectives on the positives and negatives. As you research, pay attention to the issues a teacher will need to consider regarding ethical access and use, equity, social relationships, privacy laws/concerns, etc.
Write a paper that articulates recommendations for the ethical use of a chosen current digital technology in the classroom. This paper will address the ethical challenges of the application of this technology and propose solutions to those challenges that build character in those using the technology. You are establishing a culture that demonstrates the proper use of technology in the classroom.
This paper will be used to inform parents, inform board members, or convince your content/grade level team about the steps your classroom is taking to ensure technology is used in an ethical fashion. Consider your audience.
In your 4- to 5-page paper, include:
An introduction to the digital technology you have chosen to address and the social, moral, or ethical concerns for the technology user (students, teachers, other users in your organization).
A review of current research on the topic that looks at trends in this area (e.g., statistics on use, frequency of negative behaviors). Pay particular attention to related social and moral issues.
At least four recommendations for building character in those using the chosen digital technology to ensure that it is used ethically while also supporting educational initiatives or aims of schooling. Consider what you have learned about character education.
Include the domain (moral, performance or civic) and values you are addressing. Your product will be students that have the character to interact with this technology in an ethical manner.
Possible topics for this paper include, but are not limited to:
A social media platform such as Facebook, Edmodo, Google+ in the classroom/school/organization, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Vine, Ask.fm, alternate forms of social media
Smartphones or other mobile technology
Student access to the Internet outside of school to complete schoolwork
Google Apps for Education
Technology for testing
Filming in the classroom (by teachers)
Use of YouTube with/by students
Use of media clips and films in the classroom/school/organization
Wearable technology
One-to-one technology initiatives
Flipped classrooms or flipped pedagogy
Digital footprints and data safety/student privacy – digital citizenship
Online learning in K-12 settings
Gamification (games-based learning)
Teacher/leader blogging
Digital fabrication (3D printing)
Robotics (drones)