Social Work Tech Notes - Beyond Pushing Buttons: Social Workers and the Need To Anticipate the Future of Tech
Stephen Cummings writes on technology, revisions to the NASW Code of Ethics, and the future.
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Social Consciousness in the Digital Age: Using Social Media To Create A Better World
Social media is our virtual state, and our respective network is our ZIP Code. We have the access to initiate positive change and create a better collective experience within our digital neighborhood. Read more
Graduating—Now What? Accessible Technology To Keep the Momentum Going
Free and inexpensive apps provide ways for new social work grads to stay connected and on track. Read more
The Power of Podcasting in Social Work Education
Podcasts promote storytelling and lived experiences, are accessible, and integrate easily into learning management systems. They can be used in class discussions, writing assignments, and assessments. Read more
Update From the Home and Work Environment: Are We Built for This?
What does it mean when work, home, parenting, care-giving, and self-care all happen in the same place? What happens to our sense of self? New challenges are apparent, and the future is unknown. Read more
Podcasts by Social Workers for Social Workers
September 30 is International Podcast Day. Several podcasts by social workers and for social workers are featured in this excerpt from Days in the Lives of Social Workers. Read more
Welcome Back! We Are Social Work Students and Instructors in a Virtual World
As students and faculty return to the classroom (virtually or in person) this fall, let's reflect on and clear up misconceptions about the virtual classroom. Read more
Why Social Workers Need Data Science
The world is changing, and social work has to keep up. In this rapidly evolving environment, data science is a multifaceted skill that will help us to achieve multiple goals in multiple settings. Read more
Social Work Tech Notes: Graduation and Technology for Social Work Students in the Age of COVID-19
Social work graduates in the class of 2020 are already planning to use the necessary technology to make things happen. Recognize the moment, start with yourself, and stay connected. The need for social work is evident. Read more
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