Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
XIX. European Conference on Social and Behavioral Sciences January 30-31, 2019 – Rome, Italy., Rome, İtalya, 30 - 31 Ocak 2019, ss.19
Today,
counseling education is frequently faced with problems arising from social
media. When research literature is reviewed,
the lack of scientific studies on social media in consultant education arises, and the articles referring to it do not have contradictory evidence or
methodological difficulties. This research was conducted to determine the use
of consultant educators and the
ethical implications of social media for consultant training. Ten consultants
who use social media in their classes
have engaged in semi-structured interviews for use, education and ethics. As a
result of the discussions, the themes were
determined by using semantic data analysis model. 17 findings addressing use
and ethics issues were interpreted using social constructivism and Rocco Cottone's Ethical Decision Model. The results of use have helped to determine the types of social media used, social media usage
patterns, and certain benefits and disadvantages. The research revealed that the results of ethical reasoning should be ethically challenged due to the lack of consensus, and that advisor
educators should adopt
specific ethical practices
for social media. The study concludes with the recommendations of participants of the study to educate and participate in social media.