ideas, innovations and apps for social work in the age of smartphones and social media
Flowtown – Social Media Marketing Application
In 2012 researchers at the University of Bergen in Norway developed and published a Facebook Addiction Scale to measure the addiction to social media based on the six core elements … Continue reading →
Rena Malai, member of the news staff of the American National Association of Social Workers (NASW), shared her thoughts about on- and offline bullying. Here are the statements I find … Continue reading →
At Mobile Social Work you can find a lot of information about the use of your smartphone in the work with clients. Just have a look at the app section … Continue reading →
Feeling in a Flash is an Android app by teens and for teens that enables children to track and share their feelings with friends on Facebook. The free app helps … Continue reading →
Yesterday we’ve been looking at the use of social networks by teens. Starting with the idea that it could be wise to know which Social Networks Teens use if you … Continue reading →
If you want to reach out to young people via Social Networks one of the decisions you have to make developing your social media strategy is which social Network to … Continue reading →
Virtual Boundaries: Ethical Considerations for Use of Social Media in Social Work (Commentary) Ericka Kimball, PhD, MSW, is assistant professor, Augsburg College, 2211 Riverside Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55454, JaeRan Kim, … Continue reading →
Mobile Social Work focusses on two topics in relation to social work: mobile phones and social media. The close connection between the two topics can be seen in a recent … Continue reading →

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