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This document discusses the differences between educational technology and instructional technology. Educational technology focuses on the use of technology to improve learning outcomes and is broader than instructional technology. Instructional technology is specifically concerned with the analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation of processes and resources for learning. The document also lists some key aspects of both educational technology and instructional technology, such as how they are concerned with efficiency, effectiveness, economy and safety. It notes that educational technology draws from multiple disciplines like instructional design, instructional systems design, communications and computer science.
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