It seems like no one goes to the library anymore. For term papers, students research their topics on the web. Some of the classic literature is now on the web.
Social work is no different.
The web contains sites for general social workers, clinical social workers, those who work with the aging population, those who work with children and families, and many more. For those interested in research, pursuing their MSW or joining an association, this site has lists of other social work web sites, universities with social work programs, social work associations and journals, and articles about social work topics, including social workers and technology. Developed out of collaboration between an advisory board of social work faculty members and social services agency directors, this web site provides users with links to information resources and databases available on the web. Through it, you can become a member, order their journals, look at the Code of Ethics for the profession, and check on local chapters. This on-line library is supported by the NC Legislature, the Duke Endowment, and the Cannon Foundation.