论网络环境下的信息服务工作

概述了网络环境下信息服务工作的现状,从信息服务机构总体发展、信息服务内容和方式、信息污染和网络安全、知识产权等方面分析了网络环境下信息服务工作中存在的问题,并对网络环境下信息服务工作的开展提出了一些建议。     

文化研究视域中的教学设计研究

文化研究整合了后现代主义、女性主义、后殖民主义等不同的“声音”。从文化研究视域审视教学设计,其重要目的在于跨越批判到行动。本文在追踪国外相关研究的基础上,从概念内涵和对教学设计的实践意义两大方面,对教学设计中的文化研究进行了概要分析,并以女性主义、审美经验论为例展开了相关阐释与论述。     

网络蠕虫预警与隔离控制方法研究

针对网络蠕虫的快速传播特性,运用简单流行病学模型和从监控系统获得的非法扫描数据,通过检测非法扫描流量的增长趋势,在蠕虫病毒爆发初期对其进行实时预警,运用数据挖掘技术从扫描数据中自动获取扫描特征,据此特征对蠕虫扫描进行过滤和隔离,阻断蠕虫病毒的传播。     

信任扩展与家族企业管理模式的创新

通过企业有效成长阶梯模型,分析了家族企业的成长过程,论证了家族企业发展的桎梏就是信任问题,进而重点论述了信任对家族企业持续成长的影响,并在此基础之上提出了改善社会信任的现实路径。     

从生存论的角度透视英语学习动机

从生存角度看,英语是社会生存发展的产物,是全球性的语言。英语学习的个人动机虽不同,却都与生存紧密相关,都是为了更好地生存。     

创建精品课程提高教学质量

建设精品课程的目的是通过为学生提供优质教学资源来提高教学质量。本文结合机械原理精品课程建设,从课程体系、教学内容、师资队伍建设、教材建设、教学方法和手段等几方面进行了探索和实践,并取得标志性成果。     

关于心理健康学校社会工作保障系统研究的思考

学校社会工作对于学生心理健康的维护、全面素质的提高具有重要作用。我国大中学生心理健康与学校社会工作保障系统的研究尚属空白,充分认识其研究的重要价值,科学界定相关概念,客观探讨学校社会工作与相关学科及学生心理健康的关系,明确提出研究内容、目标、原则、方法、步骤,是开展该领域科学研究的理论前提。     

‘Borrowed access’ – the struggle of older persons for digital participation

This study investigates older persons engagement with digital interfaces as one important way to social inclusion. Digital exclusion and social exclusion are intrinsically intertwined, which put older persons at risk for exclusion. To construct meaningful educational practices for inclusion, more insight is needed to understand consequences of low digital competence. Eighteen men and women (retired) have been interviewed about their everyday encounters with digital interfaces. Results show how older persons ‘borrow’ knowledge from social networks or from contacts at previous workplace, to access technology and digital practices. Data also show a common acceptance of exclusion and changes in lifestyle. These fragile chains, put together to access digital practices jeopardise social inclusion understood as autonomy and participation in society. Informants did not mention community arrangements as resources for access and knowledge, which indicate that hard work is required to promote inclusion of this group. A possible way could be using the power of informally framed learning scenarios. Society cannot turn a blind eye to the fact that groups of citizens are hindered from developing capabilities to maintain a social life, to access the health sector, to enjoy integrity and independence and cultural recreation – to live a capable life.     

Occupational Social Work Education for Employee Assistance Practice

ABSTRACT

This article explores the current state of Occupational Social Work/Employee Assistance (OSW/EA) education. It examines the relationship between social work curricula, field placement experiences, and entry-level employment opportunities in the OSW/EA field. It is based on an educational initiative called the Partnership for Employee Assistance Education. Drawing on the OSW/EA literature, surveys, and focus group materials, the article concludes that the nature of OSW/EA is being reshaped by information technology, shifting demographics, globalization, and evolving terms and conditions of employment. The authors discuss how the graduate-level OSW/EA curriculum and field placements are being transformed to reflect these trends. Concepts such as Organizational Social Work and organizational intelligence are discussed. Innovative educational strategies are recommended. Finally, the authors argue that the contemporary workplace offers potential opportunity for innovative social work practice and education.     

Making the case for recordkeeping literacy: a narrative approach

The role of recordkeeping in our personal and professional lives is rarely perceived as a topic of mainstream interest outside the world of professional records managers and archivists. While corporate records management has been written about throughout the recordkeeping literature, there has traditionally been less focus on what McKemmish describes as the role of ‘personal recordkeeping cultures’. Yet personal recordkeeping can play a role in creating a sense of belonging, especially for children and families. For example, within the field of Australian early childhood education, one of the key policy documents replicates a similar theme with the aptly titled ‘Early Years Learning Framework – Belonging, Being & Becoming’. By reflecting on her own personal recordkeeping story and that of her family, the author aims to explore the purpose of recordkeeping awareness and the role this plays in the wider profession. This article will draw upon relevant recordkeeping theory as well as some key early childhood education literature to introduce how ‘recordkeeping awareness’ could be reconceptualised as ‘recordkeeping literacy’. She will also explore what impact a reconceptualised understanding of continuum-based ‘recordkeeping literacy’ may have upon evolving recordkeeping theory and practice.