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Resource added for the Digital Media Technology program 102065. u200B
Digital communications. --- Transmission numérique --- Telecommunication technology --- Computer. Automation
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New Mexico Education in 2050, an E-short edition from New Mexico 2050, addresses a fundamental issue impacting the future of New Mexico: education. Veronica C. Garc a, a lifelong educator, an education policy expert, and a passionate education advocate, outlines the central concerns and illustrates why New Mexicans must improve and invest more generously in education outcomes.
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