Summer Presentation 3
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The document outlines an agenda for a summer technology series with three sessions. Session 1 discusses Skype and Google Voice communication tools. Session 2 focuses on computer security threats and solutions. Session 3 covers developing and maintaining a safe data backup plan, including why backups are important, different backup methods and media, and establishing a backup schedule.
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