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This document provides an overview of the agenda for the Advanced Tech class in Quarter 4. It will cover topics like podcasting using GarageBand, flash animation using basic 2D tools, video editing with iMovie, creating wikis for group projects, mobile device adventures with cell phones and iTouch, and using presentation software for a final assignment. Students will work in groups on many of the projects and create podcasts, animations, commercials and wikis over the quarter.
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