The Social Worker's Guide to the Internet
Carol L. Clark, Carol Clark Powell, Rey C. Martinez
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Carol L. Clark, Carol Clark Powell, Rey C. Martinez
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1.What Is the Internet and How Is It Applicable to Social Work? 2.Connections to the Internet. 3.Electronic Mail. 4.Internet Discussion Groups. 5.Newsgroups. 6.Real Time Communications. 7.The World Wide Web. 8.Social Work Web Pages. 9.Authoring Web Pages. 10.File Transfer Protocol. 11.Telnet. Appendix: World Wide Web Resources for Social Workers.
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1.What Is the Internet and How Is It Applicable to Social Work? 2.Connections to the Internet. 3.Electronic Mail. 4.Internet Discussion Groups. 5.Newsgroups. 6.Real Time Communications. 7.The World Wide Web. 8.Social Work Web Pages. 9.Authoring Web Pages. 10.File Transfer Protocol. 11.Telnet. Appendix: World Wide Web Resources for Social Workers.
Key concepts: Telnet, World Wide Web, The Internet, Web page, File transfer, File Transfer Protocol, Computer science, Web development