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The document discusses EDUCONS Group and their e-learning services. EDUCONS focuses on developing e-learning content and courses based on UNESCO's pillars of 21st century education - learning to know, to be, to do, and to live. Their services include content design, implementation, hosting, delivery optimization, and client support. They provide a full range of e-learning solutions including content development, learning management systems, repositories, multimedia, and consulting. Their goal is to evolve intelligence through effective e-learning content and communities.
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