More Than Every Second Social Media Users Suffers From Fear Of Missing Out – FOMO [INFOGRAPHIC]
The following infographic is based on a survey conducted online within the USA by Harris Interactive on behalf of MyLife.com among 2084 adults in 2013. It shows that … people … Continue reading →
Try A Social Media Resume For Job Seeking [INFOGRAPHIC]
Looking for a new position? No matter if you want to find a new job or you want to support your client in finding one: a resume is crucial. So … Continue reading →
Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter & Personality Types [INFOGRAPHIC]
Does the use social media depend on your personality type? The following infographic from PCC – a company best known for the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® assessment – relates the use of social … Continue reading →
Must-have Apps to get your social work job done
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 →
Virtual Boundaries: Ethical Considerations for Use of Social Media in Social Work
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 →
Social media as a tool for career development for social workers
Deona Hooper, founder of the network socialworkelper.com, shared her thoughts on „Social Work and Social Media: Tools for Networking and E-Advocacy“ on the socialworkhepler.com blog, She emphasizes that social workers … Continue reading →
Is Facebook a substitue for basic physiological needs ? [VIDEO] [INFOGRAPHIC]
Why do we use social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Linkedin, or blogs? One approach to this question is to look a Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. The following video is … Continue reading →
The Nonprofit Social Media Policy Workbook | Idealware
From Facebook to Twitter to LinkedIn, nonprofits are flocking to social media, but not everyone is prepared for the challenges and ramifications of what you post–or how to manage the … Continue reading →
New Social Media for Child Welfare Resource Guide Posted | National Resource Center for Child Welfare Data and Technology
Social media can help child welfare programs conduct activities ranging from advertising to staff recruitment, collaboration, networking, fundraising, and finding and supporting foster parents. Read the newly published resource guide … Continue reading →