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Portfolio Program
The ASWB Social Work Portfolio Program is the name for the new and improved Social Work Registry What is it? A repository that ASWB offers Stores all important credentials such as: Transcripts Employment History Continuing Education Certificates License Verifications References Why should I join? FREE with enrollment of the ASWB exam ASWB sends all information for licensure […] -
Examinations
First, you must be approved by your state, province or territory before you can register for the exam. After you have been approved you can register online or by phone. FEES Bachelors or Masters Exam – $230 Advanced Generalist or Clinical – $260 -
License Verifications
Here you can search our database of licensed social workers to verify: the license is current/active disciplinary actions against a social worker a license number -
ASWB Mission
To strengthen protection of the public by providing support and services to the social work regulatory community to advance safe, competent and ethical practices -
Social Work Portfolio Program
The ASWB Social Work Portfolio Program is the name for the new and improved Social Work Registry What is it? A repository that ASWB offers Stores all important credentials such as: Transcripts Employment History Continuing Education Certificates License Verifications References Why should I join? FREE with enrollment of the ASWB exam ASWB sends all information for licensure […] -
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DS 106 Introduction for Summer 2016
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Digital Identity: The Reprise
Here is the text to my first Digital Identity write up. Well! If I search myself up now, here is what appears: So, not entirely riveting. Apparently there is someone out there with my same name who is a much more interesting track star. But, I don’t mind! I’d still say I’m rather active on […] -
Entry Level Hipster: Interactive Fiction
Senior in highschool Jada: I love Neutral Milk Hotel. Freshman in highschool who is Jada’s friend: Oh, you’re an entry level hipster. Junior in college Jada: Inspired by Twitter accounts such as So Sad Today, Guy In Your MFA, and Brooding YA Hero, No matter how short a time we've dated, if I dump you, it […] -
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The Little Prince: an examination of the value of teaching children’s books to older students The Little Prince : an examination of the value of teaching children's books to older students Jada Steward The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince, in its original language) is a text celebrated by many but is not discussed enough and […] -
Very Merry Happy
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Reflections on Mapping
Even though I didn’t expect to learn anything new about maps or mapping, working with this module was a pleasant surprise. While the information from the resources on the mapping website from DGST 101 weren’t necessarily new, it was an interesting take on a now daily necessity I never thought of in that way. Through … Continue reading Reflections on Mapping → -
PaNOsonic
Because I didn’t like the device, get it? ANYWAY let’s get cracking. Which incidentally was the main way to get inside this thing. PS I don’t have pictures because this nonsense didn’t deserve to be photographed. We did most of the disassembly in class when we were mostly together, and that was the best part. … Continue reading "PaNOsonic" -
Reflections on Digital Archaeology
I was very proud of how well our group worked together. We divided the work fairly and communicated often through slack. For instance, while two group members took apart the computer, the other two took pictures and uploaded them to slack so they could all be accessed easily. Even though I missed one day due … Continue reading Reflections on Digital Archaeology → -
Debating for Devices
Previously in class we debated the ethics of purchasing phones and other cheap technology when their cheapness is enabled by exploitation of slave labor. For the purpose of the debate I helped with the back research but the group, primarily the speaker had all the material she needed since she had prior debate experience. As … Continue reading Debating for Devices → -
Algorithm Reflections
In this second module I worked with a good friend whom I’ve done previous work with before. We were able to get most of the work done together in about two days however because of our busy schedules we communicated our progress with each other rather than writing about it in a blog post. In … Continue reading Algorithm Reflections → -
Explaining Neuromancer
To summarize Neuromancer, the group decided to focus on the plot and story itself. We choose to do this rather than any other direction because there are too many concepts and themes to mention and in many cases every person will decipher them a little differently. For example, one could take notice of the theme … Continue reading Explaining Neuromancer → -
Responding to Neuromancer
Throughout a majority of the book one of the common and almost subtle themes were good and evil. For the most part this is addressed while an AI is present or if it’s the subject of a conversation. Personally, I was under the impression that while the AI weren’t hated, they were necessarily liked either. … Continue reading Responding to Neuromancer → -
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The Book Took Me
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The End is Here!
It’s the end of DS106! It’s the end of the semester! It’s the end of college! Today is a great day! Alright, I’ll get to the point. I completed the final assignment for digital storytelling 106, as well as two tutorials. I’ll post the tutorials first. The first tutorial I completed was for the 256 Points assignment, … Read More → -
Birthdays Are The Worst – Tutorial
This is the second of two tutorials I’m completing for the final week of DS106. The assignment is Birthdays Are The Worst. Everyone knows that birthdays never live up to expectations. For this assignment, you need to find a picture of yourself where you look upset and use photo editing software to add a birthday hat … Read More → -
256 Points – Tutorial
This is the first of two tutorials I’m completing for the final week of DS106. The assignment is 256 Points. Today, we have the luxury of fast computers with lots of memory and power. However, that wasn’t always the case, and graphics designers had to make due with very limited capabilities. For this assignment, you are … Read More → -
Week 11 & 12 Summary
We’re at the end of week 12 of the semester, so it’s time for the summary of the work I’ve completed over the last two weeks. I’ll get started with the daily creates and then move onto the video assignments. I completed five daily creates over the last two weeks. @ds106dc Remixing my world … Read More → -
Kirk Cousins Highlight Reel (Highlight Reels Assignment)
This is the Highlight Reels assignment, worth five stars. This is my second of the required five video assignments for the two-week period. This brings my total to 10 stars. The directions are below. Channel your inner ESPN and clip together highlights of your favorite athete, set it to some music, and add an intro. First, the … Read More → -
A Morse Mystery (Morse Code Challenge Assignment)
This is a five-star video assignment for weeks 11/12 of DS106. That brings my total for the two-week period to…five stars so far. I’ve been busy, okay?! Here is the assignment page. I’ll include the instructions below as well. This challenge can either be completed as an Audio Assignment, or a Visual Assignment. Inspired by a similar … Read More →
