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The document provides an agenda and resources for an IM/ICT cluster meeting. It includes: 1) Discussion of moderation and upcoming NZQA best practice workshops focused on internal assessment and external moderation. 2) An overview of various online tools for collaboration, mind mapping, gaming, audio/video, 3D modeling, programming, project management, and graphics. 3) Links to additional resources for unit planning and other educational tools.
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