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The document categorizes different types of instructional media and technology into two groups: non-projected media such as real objects, models, printed materials and projected media including computer presentations, overhead transparencies, films, and electronic distribution systems. It provides examples of various instructional tools and resources that can be used for non-projected and projected media in teaching.
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