Computers and information technology in social work
Subtitle: education, training, and practice
By: Jo Ann R. Coe, Goutham M. Menon, editors
Publisher: Haworth Press
Published: 1999
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
Subjects: Computer network resources; Human services; Congresses; Social service
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Using case-based reasoning to develop computerized guidance for effective practice / Ray Carlson; title: Direct service applications of videoconferencing technologies : case examples from Korea and the United States / Paul P. Freddolino, Abraham Seonghee Han; title: Utilizing and evaluating ITV workshops for rural community leadership training / C. David Hollister, Chandra M.N. Mehrotra; title: The application of artificial neural networks for outcome prediction in a cohort of severely mentally ill outpatients / David A. Patterson, Richard N. Cloud; title: Fashionably late? : Social work and television production / Kristine D. Tower; title: Technology investment trends / Brenda R. Kunkel; title: Moving toward technology-supported instruction in human service practice : the "virtual classroom" / Philip M. Ouellette; title: Internet-based instruction as an innovative approach to managing prerequisite curriculum content in a graduate social work program / Jerome R. Kolbo, Earlie M. Washington; title: The virtual community : computer conferencing for teaching and learning social work practice / Diane S. Falk; title: Computer-facilitated instructional strategies for education : designing WebQuests / Debra Gohagan; title: Perspectives from consumers (students) in a distance education program / Jo Ann R. Coe, John Gandy; title: Reframing from site bias to site identity : pedagogic issues in delivering social work courses via interactive television / Ronald H. Rooney, Elena Izaksonas, Jane A. Macy.