Virtual reality helps train social workers
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August 22, 2022

Virtual reality helps train social workers

By Michael Williamson

Garret Rudasill, a caseworker with Children Services, wears a set of virtual reality goggles to illustrate the department’s new tool to train future caseworkers with in home visits. Children Services acquired the goggles in November as part of an effort to help with training workers.

(Journal-Tribu...

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