1. Digital competences for a digital social professional www.esocialwork.eu @DavyNijs davy.nijs@khlim.be

2. The Internet is changing society

3. “Technology can raise our quality of life and our learning quality, and has the potential to enrich social work…” (RaffertyandSteyaert, 2007)

4. ExpertiseceleSocialWork.eu: Supportingsocialworkers on… (1) howtouse the Internet as a tool and on (2) howto guide the Internetuse of children, youngpeopleandadults

7. The EU framework for key competences programma Education & Training 2010 Communication in the mother tongue Communication in a foreign language Mathematical literacy and basic competences in science and technology Digital competence Learning-to-learn Interpersonal andcivic competences Entrepreneurship Culturalexpression

8. Digital competence Digital competence involves the confident and critical use of electronic media for work, leisure and communication. These competences are related to logical and critical thinking, to high-level information management skills, and to well- developed communication skills.At the most basic level, ICT skills comprise the use of multi-media technology to retrieve, assess, store, produce, present and exchange information, and to communicate and participate in networks via the Internet.

9. +e-practice skills

10. Clash

11. Tricky point ‘innovationthroughresistance-attitude’ (Rafferty, J. and Steyaert, J., 2006)

12. Framework suggestion (wip)… (1) showing a positive attitude towards the Internet (2) being media-literate online (3) being able to guide clients in their use of the Internet (4) integrating the use of the Internet in daily practice (5) specific competences for specific online care (e.g. care by chat or email).

13. 3initiatives eLab4socialworkhttp://eopvoeding.classy.be/?page_id=551 eLab4socialwork light Opleidingsteam online hulphttp://www.e-hulpvlaanderen.be