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The document discusses various mobile learning apps and resources for using mobile devices in the classroom. It provides information on apps for creating mind maps, charts, stories and video editing. It also describes the eLocker app for accessing files and sharing content on mobile devices. Teachers are encouraged to find apps that work well for classroom instruction and sharing ideas about effective mobile learning apps.
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