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The document outlines the resources available at a technology lab for teaching and learning, including various equipment for demonstrations, workstations, and recording lectures; software for polling, collaboration and creating visual presentations; and services for small group training, borrowing books on teaching topics, and accessing online teaching resources and blogs.
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