Running hard to stand still: Communication and information technology within social work training

Peter Sharkey

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Social Work Education and Practice Digital literacy in education Educational Technology in Learning

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Recent years have seen rapid technological changes and these have impacted on social work and social work education. Social work educators struggle to keep pace with these changes. Drawing on the author's own experience, this article outlines some key resources that are available to social work educators and students, reflects on the role of 'Communication and Information Technology' within the social work curriculum, and looks towards future developments in relation to online learning.

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1982Developing student autonomy in learning 1997Social Work Tomorrow: Towards a Critical Understanding of Technology in Social Work 1997Shifting Paradigms of Information Technology in Social Work Education and Practice 2014Learning, Teaching and Researching on the Internet

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