www.why-social-workers-need-to-embrace-Web2.0.com.au
Australian Social WorkPublished 7 May 2008
Anthony Schembri
Citations17
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score0.61
SNIP1.26
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This paper argues that Web 2.0 can provide the profession with new technologies that facilitate social networking, community development, and inclusion in social life and has the potential to mediate social work’s contribution in facilitating human development and connections to networks.
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Podcasting, social e-networks, blogging, flashmobs, wikis, vodcasting, digital radio, twitter, folksonomies, tag clouds, social bookmarking, RSS. Which of these are you using in your social work pr...
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Social SciencesMedicineHealth Professions
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