From the Editor—The Medium Is the Message: Integrating Social Media and Social Work Education

Susan P. Robbins · Jonathan Bentley Singer

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In his pioneering and controversial book, Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man (1964), Marshall McLuhan proclaimed that “the medium is the message” (p. 7). While there is still debate about w...

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1964Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man 2002Quarterly Review of Distance Education

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