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The document discusses utilizing technology to enhance learning in education. It provides examples of software like Apple's iLife applications, Microsoft Office applications, and free software that can be used. It also lists many educational websites focused on subjects like math, language arts, science, and more. The document advocates for standards-based technology plans and initiatives like Matheny School's 1 to 1 initiative providing every student a MacBook with internet access.
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