Counseling Simulations: An Interactive CD-ROM Approach

It’s a game! Evaluation of a classroom game to enhance learning in an introductory counseling course1

“…Studies of these simulations generally have found that simulations increase engagement in learning counseling skills and improve conceptual grasp of those skills ( Frame, et al ., 1997 ;Kamnetz, 2004 ). Simulations have shown promise in assessing the quality and appropriateness of counselors' active listening skills ( Dollinger, 1989 ;Engen & Dawson, 2002). However, further research is needed to identify the attributes of simulations and games that contribute to successful counseling skill acquisition ( Kamnetz, 2004 ).…”

Using Qualitative Data Analysis Software in Teaching About Group Work Practice

“…The use of computer technology has become more frequent in teaching social work practice (e.g., Engen, Finken, Luschei, & Kenney, 1994;Falk, Shepard, Campbell, & Maypole, 1992;Maple, 1994;Maypole, 1991;Poulin & Walter, 1990;Seabury & Maple, 1993;Wodarski, Bricout, & Smokowski, 1996). In some cases these technologies are similar to current digital video technologies such as large videodiscs or programs resident on computers with limited distribution (Goldberg-Wood & Middleman, 1987;Maple, 1994;Maypole, 1991).…”

The Use of Multimedia Instruction in Counselor Education: A Creative Teaching Strategy

“…Further, ethical considerations when using computers and multimedia instruction are addressed. According to Engen, Finken, Luschei, and Kenney (1994), ". .…”