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This document provides instructions for using the online presentation sharing platform SlideShare. It notes that SlideShare allows users to publicly or privately share presentations, documents, videos, and PDFs. Users can also create slidecasts for webinars by combining SlideShare with a podcast. The platform is accessible on mobile devices and does not require Flash. Basic instructions are given for finding the SlideShare website at www.slideshare.net.
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