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A student named Darlene Sanchez discusses how technology and her ED-271 class helped her become a future educator. She explored various technologies like PowerPoint, Google Docs, Internet Explorer, and more to create a presentation, website, and story. Technology helped her discover new skills and gave her a brighter future by allowing her to explore, create, and share. She thanks everyone and notes the photos came from Google Images.
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