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The document advertises a SEDA Supporting Learning with Technology course. It includes positive quotes from past participants Alison Organ and Rob Avery who found the course extremely useful. Organ says it familiarized her with tools she didn't know about and inspired her to adopt further technology. Avery says it exposed him to new technological options and encouraged creative uses of technology to enhance the student experience. The course also includes sessions on topics like collaborative tools, online content creation, and electronic assessment of students.
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