Educational Technologies

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The document discusses the rationale for using technology in education and compares traditional and modern educational technologies and resources. It notes that technology motivates students, provides unique instructional capabilities, and supports new instructional approaches while increasing teacher productivity. Both traditional materials like blackboards and chalk as well as modern technologies like interactive whiteboards, the World Wide Web, and electronic devices are presented.

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