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Slide Share allows teachers to embed lecture notes and images in slideshows on blogs, and students to share project slides. It highlights maps and illustrations, and slideshows can be downloaded or embedded with podcasts as an alternative to more complex programs. However, slideshows have the same limitations as PowerPoint and are not a solution for everything.
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