Computers in Human Services · 1990 · 12 citations · 4 references
EducationComputer ScienceChild WelfareHuman-computer InteractionService DesignDigital LiteracyTechnology IntegrationChild Protection WorkforceChild Protective ProceedingsChild Protective Services AssessmentHuman Service Interface
Abstract Computer literacy in human services is defined as an intersection of both computer and human services abilities. With different levels of ability possible, a matrix is created which can be used to operationally define computer literacy within any area of human service practice. Child protective work is used to demonstrate the utility of this definitional approach. Various issues within computer literacy are also discussed.
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