Some aged professors are revising their old methods of instructional delivery to embrace the ever advancing and easier-task instructional technologies. Unfortunately, some 'traditional' professors refuse or stubbornly shun these modern instructional technologies while clinging to their old methods of delivery and assessment. Should these professors change? What should inform such changes? What are the immeasurable contributions of instructional technology to the delivery of teaching and assessment?

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