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The document provides instructions for creating videos using the Animoto online video creation tool. It outlines the steps to sign up for a basic or educator account, convert PowerPoint slides to JPEG images, upload the images to Animoto, rearrange and add text to the thumbnails, select music to accompany the slides, preview and finalize the video, and share or embed the completed video. Contact information and help resources are also listed.
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