Providing hands-on experience of using IT in an agency context, Information Technology in Social Work equips students and professionals alike with the necessary skills for becoming successful 21st century social workers.

Written by Phyllis Schiller, a scholar versed in Information Technology, this text provides students with the IT skills necessary to make them more competent in both agency and client settings. Each chapter covers a variety of related skill-building tasks in all areas of IT in an easy step-by-step approach.