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SECTION II: EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS

Evidence from Virtual Social Work Practice

Implications for Education

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Pages 127-148 | Published online: 03 Oct 2008
 

Abstract

The emergence of e-society impacts in sophisticated ways our day-to-day lives. In turn, this affects the provision of social work and social support to communities, including young people. The development and subsequent evaluation in the United Kingdom (UK) of a virtual or on-line social work service for young people provides an opportunity to reflect on how e-provision may require fieldwork and academic staff to re-think the way communication skills are taught to students.

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