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This document discusses using educational technology in the classroom, such as connecting an iPad to a television or display using an HDMI cable or AirPlay wirelessly. It notes that while a traditional smart board may cost $4,000, an iPad with necessary accessories can be owned for under $500. The document advocates that just as delivery methods have changed, learning methods should also change and adapt to new technologies using models like SAMR. It provides several website examples of educational technology tools.
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