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This article briefly explores historical perspectives on technology and the current state of the art in technology as it relates to community and group work. Possible applications and limitations of technology for information dissemination, skill development, support, counseling, and therapy are explored. Furthermore, arguments in the debate on the inclusion of technology into group work are outlined, including the impact of technology on relationship dynamics, group process, ethical and legal issues, client expectations, computer dependency, diversity, and other pragmatic concerns.
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