AN INNOVATIVE MODEL FOR DEVELOPING DIGITAL COMPETENCES OF SOCIAL WORKERS

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作者
Vekova, Lyudmila [1 ]
Vazova, Tanya [1 ]
Georgiev, Penyo [2 ]
Uzhikanova-Kovacheva, Ekaterina [1 ]
机构
[1] Plovdiv Univ P Hilendarski, Fac Pedag, Dept Social Act, 236 Bulgaria Blvd, Plovdiv 4027, Bulgaria
[2] Plovdiv Univ P Hilendarski, Dept Management & Quantitat Methods Econ, 236 Bulgaria Blvd, Plovdiv 4027, Bulgaria
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STRATEGIES FOR POLICY IN SCIENCE AND EDUCATION-STRATEGII NA OBRAZOVATELNATA I NAUCHNATA POLITIKA | 2025年 / 33卷 / 01期
关键词
digital competencies; social work; digital technologies; artificial intelligence; innovative models;
D O I
10.53656/str2025-1s-3-inn
中图分类号
G40 [教育学];
学科分类号
040101 ; 120403 ;
摘要
The exceptional dynamics that characterize the development of all spheres of the economy and social life and the profound changes in human and social relations in recent years resulting from the introduction of information and communication technologies put the spotlight on a new focus related to the acquisition and development of digital competencies and skills. In the digital transformation era, social work faces new challenges and opportunities conditioned by the rapid development of technologies, which naturally determines the issues related to digital competencies in the focus of research interests and the search for practically innovative solutions for their formation and development among specialists in this field. The article aims to present the concept and content of an innovative model for acquiring and developing digital competencies as a practically oriented form for improving the educational and professional training of specialists in social work.
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页数:18
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