National Child Welfare Workforce Institute - Learning, Leading Changing    

When

Wednesday November 4, 2015
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM Eastern Standard Time
2:00 PM to 3:30 PM Central Standard Time
1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Mountain Standard Time
12:00 PM to 1:30 PM Pacific Standard Time
11:00 AM to 12:30 AM Alaska Standard Time
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM Hawaii Standard Time

Where

This is an online event. You will receive connection instructions upon registration.

Contact

Sharon Kollar
National Child Welfare Workforce Institute
518-442-5291
skollar@albany.edu
 

Transforming Child Welfare Decision-making through Modern Technology & Data Analytics

When:  
National Webinar: Wednesday, November 4, 2015, from 3-4:30 pm ET 
Learning Exchange: Tuesday, November 17, 2015, from 3-4 pm ET

What: 
This webinar will explore how child welfare organizations can leverage modern technology, data and information to support and transform frontline child welfare casework practice, in order to maximize the positive impact of services for vulnerable children, youth and families.

Too often, child welfare caseworkers, administrators, and providers are presented with outdated technology and limited access to real time data and information.  But modern technology readily available in other sectors can be harnessed for child welfare.  Technological advances allow staff to work in systems that

  • Are flexible, intuitive and responsive;
  • Center on children, families, and relationships, rather than cases or units of work;
  • Provide real-time data and embedded metrics;
  • Invite users to interact with data visually;
  • Encourage self-reflection and critical thinking; and,
  • Are web-native and completely mobile.

Presented by Case Commons, the non-profit developers of Casebook, this webinar will examine innovative technology solutions, powerful data analytics, and evidence-influenced decision-making.  Developed from feedback and collaboration with child welfare agencies and practitioners, the Casebook example will showcase how modern technology can strengthen child welfare practice.

Who: 
Presenters include Brittany Ebendorf, Kathleen Feely, and Andrea Hollen from Case Commons.  For more information, please explore our Presenter Bios. 

 

Why: 
The child welfare workforce is a critical factor in strengthening vulnerable children, youth and families.

Where: 
All of our NCWWI learning opportunities are provided free of charge via our WebEx platform, and are open to all, so please share the information with any colleagues and networks. Certificates of attendance are issued to attendees via email following the session.