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Haider, Sharif (2020). Equality and Human Rights. In: Future of Care, 3 Mar 2020, London.

Hanley, Joe (2020). [Book Review] The politics of children’s services reform: Re-examining two decades of policy change by Carl Purcell (2020). Critical and Radical Social Work, 8(2) pp. 293–294.

Hanley, Joe (2020). Team-based learning in social work law education: a practitioner enquiry. Social Work Education (Early access).

Hanley, Joe (2020). ‘The best and the brightest’: widening participation and social justice in contemporary English social work education. European Journal of Social Work (Early Access).

Hanley, Joe (2020). The negative impact of student evaluations on higher education research. In: Luo, Y.; Saengkhattiya, T.; Bonful, L; Yu, W.; Li, L.; Fazal, N.; Ahmed, H. and Watts, M. eds. The Voice of Educators and Education Students. London: Brunel University, pp. 178–184.

McGrath-Brookes, Michael; Hanley, Joe and Higgins, Martyn (2020). A Fisher-eye lens on social work reform. Journal of Social Work (Early Access).

Rai, Lucy (2020). [Editorial] The shifting landscape of open and distance learning. Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-learning, 35(1) pp. 1–3.

Rai, Lucy (2020). Reflecting on open and distance educational practices based on insights from educational practitioners and learners. Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-learning, 35(2) pp. 103–104.

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Ang, Jen and Copperman, Jeanette (2019). How we can help vulnerable EU citizens living in the UK. Professional Social Work Magazine.

Haider, Sharif (2019). Despite the importance of giving advice in social work, we rarely talk about this skill. Community Care.

Hanley, Joe (2019). The ‘quality’ of social work students in England: a genealogy of discourse 2002–18. Critical and Radical Social Work (Early Access).

McCormick, Mick and Daniels, Leanne (2019). Developing an Institutional Employability Strategy – Supporting Diverse Student Cohorts. In: 9th Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning - Innovations for Quality Education and Lifelong Learning (PCF9), 9-13 Sep 2019, Edinburgh.

Rai, Lucy (2019). [Book Review] Academic Writing and Referencing for your Social Work Degree: Jane Bottomley, Patricia Cartney and Steven Pryjmachuk. The British Journal of Social Work, 49(6) pp. 1696–1698.

Wiles, Fran (2019). [Book Review] Interviewing for the helping professions: A comprehensive relational approach by Fred R McKenzie and Nicole Nicotera, Oxford University Press, 2018. Journal of Social Work (Early Access).

Wiles, Fran. (2019) Identifying skills for professionalism. In: Boahen, Godfred and Wiles, Fran, Professionalism and Self-management. Social Work Skills in Practice. Open University Press, UK.

Wiles, Fran and Vicary, Sarah (2019). Picturing social work, puzzles and passion: exploring and developing transnational professional identities. Social Work Education, 38(1) pp. 47–62.

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Barnes, Fiona; Cole, Sue and Nix, Ingrid (2018). Supporting and Enabling Scholarship: Developing and Sharing Expertise in Online Learning and Teaching. Journal of Perspectives in Applied Academic Practice, 6(1) pp. 66–74.

Boahen, Godfred and Wiles, Fran (2018). Professionalism and Self-Management. Social Work Skills in Practice. Open University Press.

Copperman, Jeanette (2018). [Book Review] Everyday Parenting with Security and Love: Using PACE to Provide Foundations for Attachment by Kim S. Golding. The British Journal of Social Work, 48(8) pp. 2403–2405.

Haider, Sharif (2018). ‘Horses for courses’: Conflict management in Social Work. COMPASS, 2018

Higgs, Alison and Hafford-Letchfield, Trish (2018). ‘At What Cost? the Impact of UK Long-term Care Funding Policies on Social Work Practice with Older People’: A Literature Review. Ethics and Social Welfare, 12(3) pp. 229–243.

Rai, Lucy (2018). How to Get Published in a Peer Reviewed Journal: Reflections on Panel Discussion at the International Council for Open and Distance Education: World Conference on Online Learning 16–19th October 2017, Toronto, Canada. Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-Learning, 33(1) pp. 70–74.

Vicary, Sarah; Copperman, Jeanette and Higgs, Alison (2018). Social work education through distance learning: the challenges and opportunities. Social Work Education; The International Journal, 37(6) pp. 685–690.

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Copperman, Jeanette (2017). Documenting Women's Health Activism in the UK from the 1970s. Bulletin of the Social Work History Network, 4(1) pp. 12–19.

Haider, Sharif (2017). ‘How hard can it be’ - managing conflict in an interprofessional discharge team in England. In: MIRDEC-6th, International Academic Conference on Social Sciences (Global Meeting of Social Science Community) Social Sciences, Multidisciplinary, Economics, Business and Finance Studies, 27-29 November 2017, Lisbon, Portugal., 27-29 Nov 2017, Lisbon, Portugal.

Hanley, Joe (2017). [Book review] Dawn Brooker and Isabelle Latham , Person-centred Dementia Care: Making Services Better with the VIPS Framework, Jessica Kingsley Publishing, London, 2016. Ageing and Society, 37(8) pp. 1743–1744.

Simpson, Jennifer Evyonne; Bardsley, Janet; Haider, Sharif; Bayley, Kenneth; Brown, Gill; Harrington-Vail, Amanda and Dale-Emberton, Ann (2017). Taking advantage of dissonance: a CPD framework. Journal of Children's Services, 12(1) pp. 1–15.

Wiles, Fran (2017). Developing social work students’ professional identity: the role of England’s Professional Capabilities Framework. European Journal of Social Work, 20(3) pp. 349–360.

Wiles, Fran (2017). What is professional identity and how do social workers acquire it? In: Webb, Stephen A. ed. Professional Identity and Social Work. Routledge Academic, pp. 35–50.

Wiles, Fran and Vicary, Sarah (2017). Being a social worker: exploring and teaching about professional identities. In: EASSW-UNAFORIS 2017 European Conference, 27-29 Jun 2017, Paris, France.

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Harrington-Vail, Amanda; Simpson, Jenny; Haider, Sharif; Bardsley, Janet; Brown, Gill; Bayley, Kenneth and Dale-Emberton, Ann (2016). Addressing the needs of the children’s integrated workforce: A method for developing collaborative practice through joint learning. Journal of Playwork Practice, 3(2) pp. 107–124.

Higgs, Alison and Martin, Anne (2016). Teaching ethics for social work: whose values? In: Joint Social Work Education and Research Conference (JSWEC) 2016, 15 Jul 2016.

Nix, Ingrid and Hall, Marion (2016). Collecting Questionnaire and Interview Data: Evaluating Approaches to Developing Digital Literacy Skills. SAGE Research Methods Cases, SAGE Publications Ltd, London, UK.

Rawles, Joanna (2016). Developing Social Work Professional Judgment Skills: Enhancing Learning in Practice by Researching Learning in Practice. Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 36(1) pp. 102–122.

Sieminski, Sandy; Messenger, Julie and Murphy, Sam (2016). Case study: what supports students to improve their grades? Open Learning: The Journal of Open, Distance and e-Learning, 31(2) pp. 141–151.

Simpson, J.; Bayley, K.; Haider, S.; Bardsley, J.; Brown, G.; Dale-Emberton, A. and Harrington-Vail, A. (2016). Developing a CPD Framework in a time of organisational cultural conflict. Organisational Studies and Innovation Review, 2(2) pp. 64–70.

Simpson, Jenny; Bardsley, Janet; Bayley, Kenneth; Haider, Sharif; Brown, Gill; Dale-Emberton, Ann and Harrington-Vail, Amanda (2016). Developing a CPD Framework in a time of organizational cultural conflict. In: MBAcademy International Business Conference, 15-17 Apr 2016, Brunel University, London.

Simpson, Jenny; Marsh, Glynis; Haider, Sharif; Bardsley, Janet; Bayley, Kenneth; Brown, Gill; Harrington-Vail, Amanda and Dale-Emberton, Ann (2016). Taking advantage of dissonance: the development of a CPD model for a children’s integrated service. In: European Business and Management Conference, 7-10 Jul 2016, Brighton, England.

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Haider, Sharif (2015). Critical Reflection in Online Forums: techniques and tips for tutors. The Open University.

Higgs, Alison (2015). Effective Feedback in Blended learning. In: Conference Proceedings: The Future of Education, libreiauniversitaria.it, Padova.

Higgs, Alison (2015). Social justice. In: Bell, Linda and Hafford-Letchfield, Trish eds. Ethics, Values And Social Work Practice. Maidenhead: Open University Press, pp. 112–121.

Higgs, Alison; McCormick, Mick and Sieminski, Sandy (2015). Changing identities changing contexts: the roles and identities of expert patients, service users and volunteer school governors. In: JSWEC Joint Social Work Education and Research Conference 2015: Social work education and research across boundaries, 15-17 Jul, Open University, Milton Keynes.

Higgs, Alison and Twomey, Mary (2015). Editorial. Ethics and Social Welfare, 9(3) pp. 223–224.

Lomax, Robert and Nix, Ingrid (2015). Social media and social work students: the boundaries just got more complicated. In: Joint Social Work Education Conference (JSWEC 2015), 15-17 Jul 2015, The Open University, Milton Keynes.

Rawles, Joanna (2015). Whose students are they anyway? The Journal of Practice Teaching and Learning, 11(3) pp. 59–78.

Simpson, Jenny; Bardsley, Janet; Bayley, Kenneth and Haider, Sharif (2015). Developing a model of CPD for a children’s integrated workforce. In: National Children and Adult Services Conference, 14-16 Oct 2015, Bournemouth.

Simpson, Jenny; Haider, Sharif; Bardsley, Janet and Bayley, Kenneth (2015). Gathering perspectives on CPD. In: JSWEC 2015, 15-17 Jul 2015, Open University, Milton Keynes.

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Carr, Sarah and Copperman, Jeanette (2014). 'Scoping interest in creating a publicly facing digital archive of women's activism in mental health in the UK': Report of workshop held in 2014 at the OU London. The Open University.

Hanley, Joe and Marsland, David (2014). Unhappy anniversary? The Journal of Adult Protection, 16(2) pp. 104–112.

Rai, Lucy (2014). Effective writing for social work: Making a difference. Social work in practice. Bristol: Policy Press.

Rawles, Joanna (2014). The 'Missing Bit' - Emotional Intelligence as Counterbalance to Managerialism. In: Hessle, Sven ed. Global Social Transformation and Social Action: The Role of Social Workers. Social Work - Social Development, III. Ashgate, pp. 178–182.

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Domac, Sezer and Haider, Sharif (2013). Interagency safeguarding adults training for protection and prevention. Journal of interprofessional care, 27(6) pp. 520–522.

Hall, Marion; Nix, Ingrid and Baker, Kirsty (2013). Student experiences and perceptions of digital literacy skills development: engaging learners by design? Electronic Journal of e-Learning, 11(3) pp. 207–225.

Rai, Lucy and Lillis, Theresa (2013). ‘Getting it Write’ in social work: exploring the value of writing in academia to writing for professional practice. Teaching in Higher Education, 18(4) pp. 352–364.

Sieminski, Sandy (2013). Social work practice and the challenge of later life. In: Davies, Martin ed. The Blackwell Companion to Social Work (4th edition). London: Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 267–274.

Wiles, Fran (2013). ‘Not easily put into a box’: constructing professional identity. Social Work Education, 32(7) pp. 854–866.

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Hall, Marion; Nix, Ingrid and Baker, Kirsty (2012). Are learner perceptions of digital literacy skills teaching affected by demographic factors? In: The Seventh International Blended Learning Conference: “Reflecting on Our Achievements - What's Next for Technology-Enhanced Learning and Teaching?”, 13-14 Jun 2012, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK.

Hall, Marion; Nix, Ingrid and Baker, Kirsty (2012). "Why should I?" Engaging learners in digital literacy skills development. In: Proceedings of the 11th European Conference on e-Learning, University of Groningen, The Netherlands, 26-27 October 2012 (ed. by H. Belduis), 26-27 Oct 2012, Groningen, The Netherlands.

Higgs, Alison (2012). E-learning, ethics and 'non-traditional' students: space to think aloud. Ethics and Social Welfare, 6(4) pp. 386–402.

Lillis, Theresa and Rai, Lucy (2012). Quelle relation entre l’écrit académique et l’écrit professionnel? Une étude de cas dans le domaine du travail social [What is the relationship between academic writing and professional writing? A case study in the field of social work]. Pratiques(153/4) pp. 51–70.

Nix, Ingrid; Hall, Marion and Baker, Kirsty (2012). “Why bother?” Learner perceptions of digital literacy skills development - learning design implications. In: 11th European Conference on e-Learning ECEL- 2012, 26-27 Oct 2012, University of Groningen, The Netherlands.

Nix, Ingrid; Hall, Marion and Baker, Kirsty (2012). “What do I need?” – evaluating learner perceptions of digital literacy skills development to inform enhancements to learning design. In: International Blended Learning Conference 2012, 13-14 Jun 2012, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Herts., UK.

Rai, Lucy (2012). Responding to emotion in practice-based writing. Higher Education, 64(2) pp. 267–284.

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Copperman, Jeanette (2011). Have you heard?...reflections on the Kerr/Haslam Inquiry. In: Dunk-West, Priscilla and Hafford-Lechfield, Trish eds. Sexual Identities and Sexuality in Social Work: Research and Reflections from Women in the Field. Surrey, UK: Ashgate, pp. 89–104.

Gosling, Clari and Nix, Ingrid (2011). Supported open learning: developing an integrated information literacy strategy online. In: Mackey, Thomas P. and Jacobson, Trudi E. eds. Teaching Information Literacy Online. New York: Neal Schuman, pp. 91–108.

Nix, Ingrid and Wyllie, Ali (2011). Exploring design features to enhance computer-based assessment: learners’ views on using a confidence indicator tool and computer-based feedback. British Journal of Educational Technology, 42(1) pp. 101–112.

Rai, Lucy and Lillis, Theresa (2011). A case study of a research-based collaboration around writing in social work. Across the disciplines, 8(3)

Sieminski, Sandy (2011). The influence of continuous policy change on the identity of FE lecturers. In: British Educational Research Annual Conference, 6-8 Sep 2011, Institute of Education, London.

Sieminski, Sandy (2011). Globalization and health and social welfare: some key issues. In: Katz, Jeanne; Peace, Sheila and Spurr, Sue eds. Adult Lives: A Life Course perspective. Bristol, UK: Policy Press in association with the Open University, pp. 287–296.

Sieminski, Sandy and Seden, Janet (2011). An exploration of how some tutors use learning materials to enable student social workers to link theory to practice while learning in the workplace. Social Work Education, 30(7) pp. 797–810.

Wiles, Fran (2011). Blurring private-professional boundaries: does it matter? Issues in researching social work students' perceptions about professional regulation. Ethics and Social Welfare, 5(1) pp. 36–51.

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Seden, Janet; Matthews, Sarah; McCormick, Michael and Morgan, Alun eds. (2010). Professional Development in Social Work: Complex Issues in Practice. Post-qualifying Social Work. London: Routledge.

Higgs, Alison (2010). The ethics of e-learning: exploiting the potential benefits, avoiding harm and thinking about intent. In: ICERI 2010 (International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation), 15-17 Nov 2010, Madrid, Spain.

McCormick, Michael (2010). Sustainable Professional Practice. The Open University.

Nix, Ingrid (2010). Technology-enhanced learning for social work education and practice. In: Seden, Janet; Matthews, Sarah; McCormick, Mick and Morgan, Alun eds. Professional Development in Social Work: Complex Issues in Practice. Post-qualifying Social Work. Abingdon, UK and New York, USA: Routledge, pp. 150–156.

Rai, Lucy (2010). Reflections on writing in social work education and practice. In: Seden, Janet; Matthews, Sarah; McCormick, Michael and Morgan, Alun eds. Professional development in social work: complex issues in practice. Post-qualifying social work. Abingdon, UK and New York, NY, USA: Routledge, pp. 163–170.

Sieminski, Sandy (2010). Person-centred approaches to social work with older people: aspirations and contradictions. In: McCormick, Mick; Matthews, Sarah; Morgan, Alun and Seden, Janet eds. Professional Development in Social Work: complex issues in practice. Post-qualifying Social Work, 1. London: Routledge, pp. 118–125.

Wiles, Fran (2010). In work and outside work: social work students’ identities. In: Dilemmas for Human Services: papers from the 12th International Research Conference, 2008, 11-12 Sep 2008, University of East London, UK.

Wiles, Fran (2010). Regulating social work identities: some implications and dilemmas in professional registration. In: Seden, Janet; Matthews, Sarah; McCormick, Mick and Morgan, Alun eds. Professional Development in Social Work: Complex Issues in Practice. Post Qualifying Social Work. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 30–36.

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Butcher, John and Sieminski, Sandy (2009). Building a bridge to professional self-esteem: Learner transitions on a distance learning Doctorate in Education (EdD). In: The University of Northampton Learning and Teaching Conference, 13 May 2009, Northampton, University of Northampton.

Butcher, John and Sieminski, Sandy (2009). Enhancing professional self-esteem: learners' journeys on a distance-learning Doctorate in Education (EdD). Enhancing the Learner Experience in Higher Education, 1(1) pp. 44–55.

Hammick, Marilyn; Freeth, Della; Copperman, Jeanette and Goodsman, Danë (2009). Being Interprofessional. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press.

Higgs, Alison (2009). Changing identities in the student group: using creative writing. In: JSWEC 2009, 8-10 Jul 2009, University of Hertfordshire.

Morgan, Alun and Fraser, Sandy (2009). Looked after young people and their social work managers: a study of contrasting experiences of using computer-assisted-self-interviewing (A-CASI). British Journal of Social Work, 40(2) pp. 445–461.

Nix, Ingrid (2009). The loss of Mango. In: Earle, Sarah; Bartholomew, Caroline and Komaromy, Carol eds. Making sense of Death, Dying and Bereavement: An Anthology. The Open University and Sage Publications, pp. 134–135.

Nix, Ingrid; Cooper, Barry; Davis, Roger and McCormick, Michael (2009). Prepared for Practice? Exploring and Evaluating the First Six Months of Post-qualified Practice in Social Work. The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

Sieminski, Sandy and Seden, Janet (2009). Enhancing students’ ability to apply theory to practice. In: 11th UK Joint Social Work Education Conference with the 3rd UK Social Work Research Conference, 8-10 Jul 2009, University of Hertfordshire, UK.

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Dumbleton, Sue; Gordon, Jean; Kelly, Tim; Miller, Tina and Aldgate, Jane (2008). Making advanced entry work: The experience of social work education in Scotland. Scottish Social Services Council.

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Copperman, Jeanette and Newton, Paul D. (2007). Linking social work agency perspectives on interprofessional education into a school of nursing and midwifery. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 21(2) pp. 141–154.

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Aldgate, Jane and McIntosh, Miranda (2006). Time well spent: a study of well-being and children's daily activities. Edinburgh, UK: Social Work Inspection Agency.

Burgess, Hilary; Sieminski, Sandy and Arthur, Lore (2006). Achieving Your Doctorate in Education. study skills. London, UK: Sage in association with the Open University.

Copperman, Jeanette and Hill, F. (2006). Women and mental health. In: Jackson, Catherine and Hill, Kathryn eds. Mental Health Today: A Handbook. Brighton: Pavilion Publishing.

Copperman, Jeanette and Knowles, Karen (2006). Developing women only and gender sensitive practices in inpatient wards: current issues and challenges. Journal of Adult Protection, 8(2) pp. 15–30.

Happer, Helen; McCreadie, Joanna and Aldgate, Jane (2006). Celebrating Success: What Helps Looked After Children Succeed. Edinburgh, UK: Social Work Inspection Agency.

Rai, Lucy (2006). Owning (up to) reflective writing in social work education. Social Work Education, 25(8) 785 -797.

Reeves, Jane (2006). 'You've got to keep your head on': A study of the stories young male service users tell about the transition to fatherhood. PhD thesis The Open University.

Sieminski, Sandy and Butcher, John (2006). The challenge of a distance learning professional doctorate in education. Open Learning, 21(1) pp. 59–69.

Tew, Jerry; Gould, Nick; Abankwa, Deian; Barnes, Helen; Beresford, Peter; Carr, Sarah; Copperman, Jeanette; Ramon, Shula; Rose, Diana; Sweeney, Angela and Woodward, Louise (2006). Values and Methodologies for Social Research in Mental Health. Social Care Institute for Excellence, London.

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Butcher, John and Sieminski, Sandy (2004). The Challenge of a Distance Learning Professional Doctorate. In: Proceedings of the EDEN 2004 Annual Conference, European Distance and E-Learning Network, pp. 45–50.

Rai, Lucy (2004). Exploring literacy in social work education: a social practices approach to student writing. Social Work Education, 23(2) pp. 149–162.

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Butcher, John; Burgess, Hilary and Sieminski, Sandy (2003). Meeting professional development needs? Does the Doctorate in Education bridge the intellectual and professional development needs for teachers. In: 5th International Conference on Education, 23-24 May 2003, Athens.

1999To Top

Flude, Mike and Sieminski, Sandy eds. (1999). Education, Training and the Future of Work 11: Developments in Vocational Education and Training. London, U.K. and New York, NY, U.S.: The Opern University/Routledge.

Bird, Margaret; Esland, Geoff; Greenberg, Jane; Sieminski, Sandy and Yarrow, Karen (1999). The implementation of GNVQs in further education: a case study. In: Flude, Mike and Sieminski, Sandy eds. Education, Training and the Future of Work II: Developments in vocational education and training, Volume 2. London: Routledge, pp. 177–201.

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Goodfellow, Robin; Jefferys, Ingrid; Miles, Terry and Shirra, Tim (1996). Face-to-face language learning at a distance? a study of a video conference try-out. ReCALL, 8(2) pp. 5–16.

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sieminski, sandy (1993). Whose adulthood is it anyway. Adults Learning, 5(1) pp. 10–11.

Sieminski, Sandy (1993). The flexible solution to economic decline Journal of Further and Higher Education, Vol. 17. No.1, pp.92-100. Journal of Further and Higher Education, 17(1) pp. 92–100.

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Edwards, Richard; Sieminski, Sandy and Zeldin, David eds. (1992). Adult Learners, Education and Training. London, U.K.: Routledge.

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