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The document outlines 5 areas of focus for an educational technology program: 1) educational media, 2) tools development, 3) theory experimentation, 4) applications, and 5) game development. For each area, a brief description is given and examples are listed of related online resources and blog posts providing more information on projects from that area. The document also notes that it was last updated on June 30th.

Technologie Design

1. Educational Media)
2. Tools Development)
3. Theory Experiment)
4. Application)
5. Game Development)

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