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The document provides an agenda for a Learning Technology Mentors Adobe Connect session. It reminds participants to upload photos to the wiki and add goals. It schedules site visits for mentors between August 27th and September 11th and outlines what will be covered during campus visits. It also provides instructions for uploading documents to Adobe Connect and embedding widgets from slideshare on wiki pages.
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