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The document provides guidance for students using Google Documents for a learning unit. It outlines the learning objectives of being able to upload, comment on, and share a document with classmates. It also discusses potential technical difficulties students may face like compatibility or bandwidth issues. It encourages students to ask questions on the discussion board in order to evaluate their progress, get help with problems, and learn from other students' questions.
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