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Technology is routinely touted as a potentially powerful agent of that reform. For years, the microcomputer was cited as the vehicle for overcoming a wide array of inequities. Today, distance education approaches like teleconferencing, interactive television, electronic mail, and expanded telecommunications networks are promoted as avenues to improved resources for underserved students. But despite the promise of emerging technology, it is important to remember that technology and equity are not inevitable partners.
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