ICT, young people and social work: distances and opportunities

Cueva, Fernando de Lucas y Murillo de la; Maceiras, Sergio D’Antonio

doi:10.1080/02615479.2019.1691163

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“…Here, we also concur with the statements of McCarty and Clancy (2002), and those of Reamer (2015b). We therefore agree with the contributions of other research that affirm this positive relationship between social work and new technologies, such as De Lucas and D’Antonio (2020), Fuente and Martín (2019), Hidalgo and Lima (2018), Raya (2018), or Baker et al (2018).…”

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confidence: 91%

“…Here, we can highlight the contributions of Hill and Shaw (2011), Del Fresno and López-Peláez (2013), Warburton et al (2014), Mishna et al (2014) or Dellor et al (2015). More recently, we find research by De Lucas and D’Antonio (2020) on the usefulness of ICTs for social work with young people; Fuente and Martín (2019) on social work and older people; Hidalgo and Lima (2018), who demonstrated their importance at European level; Raya (2018), who showed the effectiveness of new technologies as an element that makes social inclusion possible; or Baker et al (2018), who apply the usefulness of new technologies in social work through Participatory Action Research (PAR).…”

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confidence: 58%

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Social work in the face of emerging technologies: A technological acceptance study in 13 countries

Barrera-Algarín

Sarasola-Sánchez-Serrano

Sarasola-Fernández

2021

International Social Work

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Significant technological advances have taken place in recent years, especially in ICT, which are rapidly transforming the different professions, including social work. We want to verify the degree of technological acceptance of social workers at the international level and how the relationship between professional practice and the use of new technological possibilities is established. For this purpose we applied a specialized questionnaire and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) scale, to 1144 social workers from 13 countries. A high degree of technological acceptance is detected; a clear identification between professional practice, the use of technological advances, and their connection with NASW standards.

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