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SymbalooEDU is a personal learning environment and homepage that allows teachers to organize web resources, encourage student collaboration, and promote innovation. It allows users to create Webmixes by discovering pages on a subject and sharing them. Teachers can use SymbalooEDU to introduce web tools, go paperless, and provide internet safety lessons for students. The document advertises a free Symbaloo course voucher and encourages attending a presentation on using the platform.
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