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The document provides recommendations for Green Local Schools' technology evaluation and decision-making process. It recommends conducting a technology status report to assess current inventory, expenditures, faculty knowledge, and needs. It also recommends ongoing data collection and evaluation to make fiscally sound, data-driven decisions that efficiently meet learner and curriculum needs and promote the district's mission.
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