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To Look or Not To Look? Facebook use & ethics in social work

Finding ways to ensure that research makes a difference in society requires innovation and creativity. The first video below shows how you can use short trigger videos to explore social media ethics in professional practice.

I have also provided short trigger videos so you can use them along with our published research to teach about social media ethics in professional education.

Please use the comments section on YouTube let me know how you used the materials.

Introduction
In this video I show you how you can use short videos and my research as triggers to teach about social media ethics in professional education in social work. You can use the principles of this approach in any discipline.

I have provided the digital case studies below.
Before using them in any teaching approach, make sure you download the freely available research article from here.

Ensure you watch the above video to see how to use the digital case studies below to trigger discussion and debate.

There are three video each covering the subjects of 'Monitoring', 'Surveillance' and being 'Drawn in' to look at Facebook information.

The research
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