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Yearly Archives: 2015

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Evernote + Moleskine Weekly Planner Review

Evernote, Gear Reviews, PracticeBy IgnacioDecember 31, 2015

Moleskine got together with Evernote and kicked out a really neat and simple planner that right off the bat, I need to tell you that I love it. The notebook allows for me to use a hard copy planner to quickly access and visualize my tasks, with the option to digitalize it and upload it…

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Back to School 2015 with Social Work Tech

Academics, PracticeBy IgnacioSeptember 22, 20152 Comments

Periscope Broadcast Welcome to Fall… the end of summer, warm weather, and loafing. However, it also indicates a new beginning… of classes, cold weather, and pumpkin EVERYTHING (bread, coffee, candles, and beer). The fall is a great time for goal setting, starting anew, and for refocusing our energies to get us to the finish line…

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Social Work + Periscope = Win

PracticeBy IgnacioAugust 24, 2015

The above broadcast happened after I outlined this article on a MindMeister map, which I then prompted on my computer monitor behind my iPhone’s camera. If you have time to watch the video versus reading this article, you’ll notice a HUUUUGE difference in tone, as you have casual versus serious, respectively, in the two mediums.…

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Eventbrite For Your Social Work Event

Practice, Reviews, Tutorial / How-ToBy IgnacioAugust 4, 2015

EventBrite for Social Work Event Planning I helped my local chapter of NASW put together the ticketing system for this year’s Social Work Month celebration. It was our fourth Event using EventBrite. I’m writing this now to help you plan your fall events. EventBrite is a service that builds a legitimate and solid site for…

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Las Siete Etapas de Pérdidas: The Seven Stages of Grief, translated to Spanish

InterventionBy IgnacioJuly 31, 20158 Comments

I made a handout for the Seven Stages of Grief that I give to clients when dealing with loss. In serving Spanish-Speaking populations, primarily Mexican, I saw that there was a need for this intervention to be translated. I got some help with it and did my very best to translate this document in the spirit…

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Learning New Technology: A Guide for Willing Social Workers

Tutorial / How-ToBy IgnacioJuly 27, 2015

For anyone working in a system where they practice social work, changes changes can be welcomed, worry inducing, or resisted. As time gets longer, one will inevitably be brought into the world of technological advancement, whether its through digital case management being implemented or having to upgrade your phone. Embracing technology can be daunting. The…

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How I got a Job with StudyBlue (with a little help from my friend)

App Reviews, Practice, ReviewsBy IgnacioApril 20, 2015

StudyBlue Review (video) If you’re not a fan of video, skip over this video below 🙂 StudyBlue Review (text) StudyBlue is an application I use on my iPhone when I want to use flashcards. While aimed at college students, I find that this app servesanyone wanting to learn about specific topics, if memorization is your…

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Empowerment in My Pocket: My Social Work Day-To-Day Digital Calendar and Email

Practice, Tech ToolsBy IgnacioJanuary 12, 20159 Comments

I knew I had a problem when I showed up five minutes early for a 10 AM meeting… that actually started at 9 AM. Mortifying. Because my day is fluid, malleable, and ever changing, I need my calendar to have the same flexibility. Over the past few months, I’ve begged, pleaded, and got my way…

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Five New Years Resolutions for the Social Work Professional

Professional DevelopmentBy IgnacioJanuary 2, 20151 Comment

Another year in, another year out… Boy, that was fast! Every year, the trendy thing is to make resolutions. Lose weight. Quit smoking. Get out of debt.… Laudible? Yes. Cliché? oui. However, the new year is a chance for renewal, change, and to reset and redirect ourselves. Now, whether you stumbled on this post at…

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