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The document provides an agenda for a presentation on various Google tools including Google Docs, Books, Scholar, Reader, Custom Search engine, Groups, Wonder Wheel, Timeline Search, and News timeline. It also lists additional Google tools that could be explored like Blogger, recipe search, sites, iGoogle, image search, Picasa, and custom maps. Attendees are thanked and directed to a website for additional resources and a recorded session from the presentation.
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