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The problems with ‘professionalism’

The problems with ‘professionalism’

Published by tarafenwick on June 2, 2014

One project we are enjoying now in ProPEL is looking at professionals’ use of social media. And one of the first things we ran into in this fascinating cyberscape were the new codes of online professionalism: regulations governing what professionals can and cannot do in social media. Professionalism is one of those hot topics that never seems to lose its… Read more →

Posted in Professionalism & professional responsibility | Tagged e-professionalism, online professionalism, professional responsibility, social media

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