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The document discusses using interactive PowerPoint templates as an alternative to traditional linear presentations to allow students to demonstrate their knowledge. It provides examples of interactive templates like a virtual museum and describes the advantages as simplifying integration of technology, keeping focus on content over software skills, and providing motivation. Step-by-step instructions are given for using a museum template including adding pictures and linking slides to allow nonlinear navigation of information.
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