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The document discusses how online tools and learning can help school districts save money and resources in several ways. It provides examples of districts that have saved millions through online professional development and digital content management. It also discusses trends in online learning growing and students performing better on average in online versions of courses compared to traditional face-to-face instruction. The document promotes the online products and services from Blackboard that can help districts achieve goals like engaging communities, providing curriculum and professional development, and expanding learning opportunities.
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