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The document lists 10 best uses of the internet in the classroom: 1) Using local libraries and their websites to supplement classroom resources; 2) Using online books that can be read aloud to students; 3) Posting homework and information on teacher websites for easy student access; 4) Using webquests to guide independent student research projects; 5) Accessing current events online; 6) Using educational videos to supplement lessons; 7) Having students use search engines to find information on most subjects; 8) Using email to communicate with students, colleagues, and parents; 9) Using educational online games and activities for students to learn while playing; 10) Finding lesson plans on other websites to improve upon and make more effective.
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