Factors for Technology Selection
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In selecting appropriate technology for instruction, educators should consider practicality such as availability and cost of equipment, appropriateness for the learners' comprehension level, whether the medium actively engages learners in the instructional activity, and whether it helps achieve the learning objectives. Key factors include the practical considerations, suitability for different learners, potential for interaction, and alignment with the intended goals.
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