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Category Archives: iPad
Evidence-Based Practice For Your iPad – The Cochrane Library iPad Edition
Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a process in which the practitioner combines well-researched interventions with clinical experience and ethics, and client preferences and culture to guide and inform the delivery of … Continue reading
The Use of Mobile Devices in Social Work/Pedagogy based on Bloom’s Taxonomy – The Padagogy Wheel [Video]
In Europe there is an overlap between Social Work and Social Pedagogy. For example in Germany there is no strict distinction between these both professions. Positions are often offered for … Continue reading
An iPad App for Personal Growth – Unstuck [Video]
Unstuck is an app for „personal growth for anyone who wants to live better every day.“ The app was created by SYPartners and combines „digital tools with tips and know-how from … Continue reading
8 Top Tips for Using iPads with People Living with Dementia | Nominet Trust
When using iPads with people living with dementia, it’s all about creating a positive personal connection. This has a fundamental impact on how well the presence of the machine is … Continue reading
How to interact with a touchscreen if you are manual disabled – MouthStick Stylus
Mobile devices with touchscreens like the iPad have become a part of our life. But how do you use an iPad if you have a disability that does not let … Continue reading
IPad apps for children with special needs
Jinny Gudmundsen, author of the new book iPad Apps for Kids, posted a Special for USA TODAY about „iPad apps for special needs kids“. The issues the apps he mentions address … Continue reading
Getting started with mobile: Sector Skills Council publishes new learning resource for social work, social care and children’s sector | news | sssc
Skills for Care and Development, the Sector Skills Council for Employers in Early Years, Children and Young People’s services, and those working in Social Work and Social Care for adults … Continue reading
Technology Time: An Interview about Promoting independence and Self-Sufficiency for Those with Brain Injuries and Memory Issues
This is a guestpost by Alice Bedard-Voorhees. It was first published at http://constantlearningorg.blogspot.nl Alice Brouhard, RN and Trainer researches applications and devices and teaches others to use technology to support their independence … Continue reading
Kids Go Gaga Over Tablets [INFOGRAPHIC]
Infographic by MDG Advertising
