How To Train the Technology Monster We Cannot See
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End-to-End Encryption and Confidentiality in Social Work Communication
The U.S. federal government is considering outlawing the use of electronic encryption. What will this mean for confidential electronic communication in social work practice? Read more
Social Work Tech Notes - On Technology, Disney Magic, and Privacy
While visiting Disney World for a social work conference, Stephen took note of the ways in which technology was used to collect visitors' private data. Should social workers be concerned? Read more
Social Work Tech Notes - Social Work and Future Technology: What Can Be Automated, Will Be
Is automation a threat to social work practice in the field? Or is it a tool? Read more
Social Work Tech Notes: Is Google Good for Your Social Work Client?
Google is exponentially powerful, and its algorithm is complex. Is it good for your social work client? Read more
How Will the End of Net Neutrality Affect Social Work?
On June 11, 2018, Net Neutrality officially ended. What was Net Neutrality all about? And how will the end of it affect social work? Read more
Social Work Tech Notes: Beyond the Online / Hybrid / Classroom Divide
Technology in higher education is constantly changing. Students and faculty continue to adapt to these changes. Read more
Social Work Tech Notes - Remember Hand-Written Progress Notes? A Social Worker's Tale of Technology and Cultural Change
One of the strengths of social work practice is our ability to be leaders in technology use. In developing new programs or creating new interventions involving technology, we are strongest when we aren’t just competent, but are emergent leaders. Read more
New Standards Provide Guidelines for Social Workers in an Ever-Changing Tech World
What is in the new 64-page document known as the NASW, ASWB, CSWE, and CSWA Standards for Technology in Social Work Practice? And what are social workers saying about the standards? Read more