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Zoheb has several computer accounts that provide access to different online resources and services. His emac account in the school's computer lab gives him access to applications like GarageBand and the internet, where many of his other accounts are located. His school First Class account helps him communicate with teachers and classmates, and contains important school information. His PowerSchool account allows him to view grades, citizenship levels, teacher comments, and see how he can improve. Zoheb also has accounts for iGoogle, Blogger, Wikispaces, and Gmail that provide additional services like news feeds, games, blogging, wiki editing, email, chat, and access to Google Docs.
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