Social Work Practice in a High Tech Era

Abstract

The United States is entering the era of high tech. In order for this transition to be accomplished smoothly, a variety of policies must be formulated. Nonetheless, the U.S. appears to be moving ahead with technological development without a coherent plan to solve the problems that may result from this growth. This paper analyzes some of the key issues that must be addressed to insure technology is used to foster the common good. Accordingly, the relationship between technology and social work practice is discussed, in order to illustrate to social practitioners the limitations and benefits associated with high tech instruments.

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