This document defines educational technology and its key components. It states that educational technology includes techniques, systems, and aids that improve human learning. The two main components are hardware, which refers to physical equipment like projectors, boards, and writing materials, and software, which includes programs, principles, rules, and texts used for teaching and learning. Some examples of hardware instructional aids provided are projectors, computers, television, and motion pictures. Software instructional aids include blackboards and models. Garrison's model of educational technology identifies its four major components as methods, materials, media, and manpower.