This document discusses educational technology and systematic instructional design. It defines technology as a planned process to achieve outcomes, not a product. A systematic approach views the entire educational program as an interconnected system, including the school, teachers, students, objectives, media, materials, and assessment tools. The key parts of systematic instruction are defining objectives focused on students, choosing appropriate methods and experiences, selecting materials, assigning roles, implementing instruction, evaluating outcomes, and refining the process. The goal is to ensure orderly relationships between resources and instruction to meet educational goals.