Oxford Talks With Social Workers: Print to Digital
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Channel: Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press) · 2013 · Education
The classic reference set Encyclopedia of Social Work is about to become an online resource. In advance of the launch, New York social workers and Oxford editors reflected on the shift from print to digital resource tools. This video series is developed in association with the launch of Encyclopedia of Social Work (ESW), a new online resource co-published by the National Association of Social Workers and Oxford University Press. Encyclopedia of Social Work will transform the classic reference work of the same name into a consistently-updated guide for students, scholars, and practitioners, offering hundreds of overview articles on key social work concepts. Launch Date: July 2013 (c) Oxford University Press
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