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This document discusses strategies for accessing knowledge and resources beyond the classroom, including through technology integration and telecollaboration. It promotes connecting with other educators online and sharing ideas to extend learning. Links are provided to materials on instructional design, digital strategies, and applying these approaches for both teachers and students, with notes on pros and cons. The overall message is that technology should be used in service of learning rather than as an end itself.
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