# Moral Mirror — See your own ethics from the outside.

> A modular ethics experiment for the classroom: students answer framed moral dilemmas under randomized conditions, then the class sees — live — how the framing shifted its own judgments. Part of Phronon, a suite of browser-based classroom simulations for practical judgment. GDPR-compliant, hosted in Germany, ad-free; participants need no account and install nothing.

## How it works

1. An educator creates a session and shares a join code or link.
2. Students join in the browser — no account, no install, no tracking.
3. Each answers framed moral dilemmas under randomized conditions.
4. The class sees, live, how the framing shifted its own judgments.

Audience: University students & seminars. Typical time: Modular, 10–45 minutes.

## Links

- [About](https://moral-mirror.org/about): what this tool is and how a session works
- [Imprint & privacy](https://moral-mirror.org/imprint): operator, data protection, hosting
- [Phronon suite](https://phronon.org/llms.txt): the other classroom simulations