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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2003)

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Special Issue: Technology in Social Work
Published: 2014-06-04

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  • Vol 9 No 2 Full Issue

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  • Letter from the Editor

    Jillian Jimenez
    2-3
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  • Introduction: Special Section on Technology and Social Work

    James J. Kelly
    4-8
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  • Swimming Up Stream: The Experiences of a Pioneer in Distance Education

    Cristine Kleinpeter
    10-16
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  • Paper-Driven to Paperless: Technology Implantation Drives Program Innovation

    Moshe ben Asher
    18-26
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  • Back to the Beginning: My First Year in Distance Education

    Paul P. Freddolino
    27-34
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  • My Journey: Reflections and Cross Cultural Experience with Technology

    Janaki Santhiveeran
    36-40
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  • Let Us Begin

    Ruby Gullen, Raymund Manning, Joseph T. Powers
    41-48
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  • Integrating Electronic Mail in the Speech Classroom

    Lucia Buttaro
    50-61
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  • Perspectives from a Social Work Educator on Embracing Technological Change

    Jo Ann R. Coe Regan
    62-66
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  • A Distant Perspective on Distance Coordination

    Gary Bess
    68-72
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  • Freud, Skinner, Rodgers (and a Cast of Thousands) Fistfight in Purgatory: The Human Behavior Curriculum as Reality TV

    John A. Kayser, Mark A. Lyon
    73-78
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  • The Uses of Humor in Social Work Practice

    Alex Gitterman
    79-84
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  • Sensemaking: Terra Incognita: The Computer on the Couch

    Paul Abels
    85-87
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