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The document provides instructions for a staff development program teaching eLearning tools. It outlines how to create a blog on Blogspot and add links to documents hosted on sites like Scribed, Flicker, and Slideshare. The steps include registering for each site, uploading documents, copying embed codes, and linking or embedding the documents within the new blog. The goal is to develop an eLearning blog with external content.
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