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Ruth provides five free additions that can be embedded into online courses to enhance them: Jing for creating quick video tutorials, Blogger for asynchronous communication between students, Wikispaces for allowing students to collaboratively add information and create new pages, Scribd for hosting course handouts both publicly or privately, and Slideshare for adding audio to presentations and viewing them in full screen mode.
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