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Critically analyzes the micro, mezo, and macro transformations created by digitalization, artificial intelligence, datafication, and Society 5.0 processes at individual, family, group, and societal levels within the framework of critical social work theories. |
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Evaluates cybersecurity risks, surveillance capitalism, algorithmic bias, digital divide, and new digital vulnerabilities in line with human rights, social justice, and indigenous knowledge principles. |
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Constructs rights-based and emancipatory intervention models appropriate for e-social work, virtual/hybrid practices, anticipatory practice, and online therapeutic alliances in compliance with ethical standards (online consent, confidentiality, digital privacy). |
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Integrates futurism and transhumanism trends (augmented human, Web 3.0, Metaverse, trauma-informed computing) with the value, knowledge, and skill set of social work discipline to develop future-ready proactive strategies. |
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LO-5
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Analyzes complex digital social work cases, algorithmic discriminations, and ethical dilemmas through creative drama, role-playing, and simulation/reenactment techniques using an experiential and critical approach to generate solution models. |
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Evaluates digital citizenship, platformization, attention economy, and disinformation processes within the context of critical technology literacy to develop rights advocacy and policy recommendations in the digital public sphere. |
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