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Please circle the number to the right of each statement that describes your opinion most:
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This research defines digital technologies as the technology used to support learning, to enhance current pedagogy, and to support faculty and learners to create a social network of learning. The integration of digital technologies includes using one or more of the following technologies in instructional methods, i.e., the use of (1) digital content, (2) wireless internet access, (3) smart podiums, (4) virtual learning, (5) online collaboration software, (6) recorded class lectures, (7) high-definition video conferencing, and (8) e-Readers devices.