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The document discusses the tasks of creating an eportfolio which includes creating accounts on various social media and sharing platforms such as Twitter, YouTube, Slideshare, Flickr, Docstoc, Delicious, and Digg. On Twitter, the author followed experts in web technology and social media trends and joined a safety community. On YouTube and Slideshare, the author watched videos and presentations related to topics such as cloud computing. Flickr is used to upload photos, Docstoc to share documents, and Digg to find the latest news.
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