1st Edition
New Advances in Technology for Social Work Education and Practice
By Julie Miller-Cribbs
Copyright 2001
233 Pages
by
Routledge
233 Pages
by
Routledge
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Gain practical knowledge of the latest technological innovations in social work! This comprehensive book examines the role of technology in four areas: information management, distance education evaluation, video- and web-based learning and training, and working with vulnerable populations. New Advances in Technology for Social Work Education and Practice discusses constructive, proven... Read more
Contents
- Introduction
- Information Management in Social Work
- Strategies for Creating MIS Technology to Improve Social Work Practice and Research
- The Deployment of Information Technology in an International Rural Health Care Project
- Internet Technology Makes Clinical Data Systems Technically and Economically Practical: Are They Politically Feasible?
- Distance Education Evaluation
- Evaluation of Distance Education Programs in Social Work
- Distance Education Alumni: How Far Have They Gone?
- Distance Education: A Multidimensional Evaluation
- Video & Web-Based Learning and Training
- Using Video Clips as Test Questions: The Development and Use of a Multimedia Exam
- A Video Streaming Pilot Project: Applications in Social Work Training and Education
- Attitudes and Opinions Regarding the Use of the Internet for Continuing Education Among Social Workers
- Implementing Web-Based Learning: Evaluation Results from a Mental Health Course
- Technology and Vulnerable Populations
- Ensuring That Course Websites Are ADA Compliant
- Older Adults and the Digital Divide: Assessing Results of a Web-Based Survey
- Index
- Reference Notes Included
Biography
Julie Miller-Cribbs
