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		<title>Low-tech high-value instructional video</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Lots of us involved in instructional technology content development are rightly cognizant of high production values and a carefully edited script.  In my prior job as director of educational technology development at Harvard Business School, we were very focused on making highly-designed instructional products that looked great, sounded great, and didn&#8217;t waste a syllable in [...]]]></description>
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