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This archive file of BSHS 352 Week 1 Discussion Questions consists of: DQ1: What kinds of electronic communications are utilized in your own organization? Consider an organization web page, internal e-mail for staff communication, e-mail communication with clients or customers, and voicemail. How is this technology user-friendly or not user-friendly? DQ2: How does technology help organizations in the nonprofit human services sector provide direct services to clients? DQ3: What other ways does technology support human service organizations in being effective? |
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General Questions - General General Questions BSHS 352 Week 1 Individual Assignment Paper on Analyzing a Web Page BSHS 352 Week 2 Individual Assignment Utilizing Online Social Networking Sites Paper BSHS 352 Week 2 Learning Team Assignment Presentation on Web-Based Software for Human Services BSHS 352 Week 4 Individual Assignment Technology Solutions For Human Services Paper BSHS 352 Week 4 Learning Team Assignment Meeting Human Services Challenges with Technology BSHS 352 Week 4 Learning Team Assignment Presentation Website Development BSHS 352 Week 5 Individual Assignment Online Therapy Paper BSHS 352 Week 5 Learning Team Assignment Presentation and Role-Play on a New System |
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