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ftfdne seBhe

                     B'N           “Educational Technology is the systematic application of scientific knowledge
                                   about teaching learning and conditions of learning to improve the efficiency of
                                   teaching and training.”

                               (2)  sePh ;kekwkN'  (Takshi  Sakamato,  1971)  ^  “ftfdne  seBheh  T[j  fttjkfoe  iK
                                   gq:'rkswe nfXnB j? fi; dk T[d/P e[ZM io{oh sZsK fit/A ^ ftfdne T[d/P, gkm^t;s{,
                                   f;Zfynk ;wZroh, f;ybkJh ftXh, tksktoD, ftfdnkoEhnK s/ fBod/PeK dk fttjko ns/
                                   T[jBK d/ ftZu j'D tkbh nzsofefonk B{z fB:zsfos eoe/ tZX s'A tZX ftfdne gqGkt g?dk
                                   eoBk j?.”

                                   “Educational  Technology  is  an  applied  or  practical  study  which  aims  at
                                   maximising  educational  effect  by  controlling  such  relevant  facts  as
                                   educational purposes educational environment, conduct of student, behaviour
                                   of instructors and interrelations between students and instructors.”

                               (3)  fPt e/H fwZsok (Shiv K. Mitra) ^ “ftfdne seBheh B{z T[jBK gZXshnK ns/ gqftXhnK
                                   dk  ftfrnkB  wzfBnk  ik  ;edk  j?  fiBQK  d/  d[nkok  ftfdne  T[d/PK  B{z  gqkgs  ehsk  ik
                                   ;e/.”

                                   “Educational  Technology  can  be  conceived  as  a  science  of  techniques  and
                                   methods by which educational goals could be realized.”

                               1H3H3 ftfdne seBheh dh ekoikswe gfoGkPk

                               j/vkB (E. E. Hadden) dh gfoGkPk ekoikswe gfoGkPk ejh iKdh j?. fJ; ftZu ftfdne
                               seBheh d/ f;XKse ns/ fttjkfoe d'B' jh gZyK B{z Pkfwb ehsk frnk j?.




                               eh s[;hA ikDd/ j'     ftfdne seBheh, ftfdne f;XKs ns/ fttjko dh T[j Pkyk j? fijVh w[Zy
                                              o{g s'A ;{uBktK d/ T[g:'r ns/ :'iBktK Bkb ;zpzXs j[zdh j? ns/ f;ZyD dh
                                              gqfefonk s/ fB:zsoD oZyDh j?.

                               T[go'es gfoGkPktK d/ nXko s/ n;hA j/mK do;kJ/ BshfinK s/ gj[zud/ jB^
                                (1)   ftfrnkB, ftfdne seBheh dk nXkoG{s ftPk j?.

                                (2)   ftfdne seBheh, f;Zfynk s/ ftfrnkB ns/ seBheh d/ gqGkt dk nfXnB eodh j?.
                                (3)   ftfdne seBheh ftZu fttjkfoe gZy B{z wjZst fdZsk iKdk j?.

                                (4)   ftfdne seBheh fBozso ftek;Phb ftPk j?.
                                (5)   fJ; dk T[d/P f;ZyD dh gqfefonk ftZu ftek; eoBk j?.
                                (6)   fJj wB'ftfrnkB, fJBihBhnfozr nkfd ftfrnkBK s'A ;jkfJsk b?Adh j?.

                                (7)   fJ; ftZu eqwpZX gj[zu (Systematic Approach) B{z gqXkBsk fdZsh iKdh j?.
                                (8)   fJ;  ftZu  nfXnkge,  ftfdnkoEh  ns/  seBheh  gqfefonktK  fJeZmhnK  Pkfwb
                                     ofjzdhnK jB.

                                (9)   ftfdne^seBheh  d/  ftek;  d/  cb;o{g  f;ybkJh  ftZu  BthB^ftXhnK  ns/  Bt
                                     f;ybkJh^seBheK dk dyb j' fojk j?.

                                (10)  fJj  ftfdne  T[d/PK  dh  g{osh  bJh  f;Zfynk^go;fEshnK  ftZu  io{oh  gfotosB
                                     fbnkT[D ftZu ;woZE j?.



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