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This document discusses using Google Slides as a tool for sharing educational resources. Google Slides allows teachers to easily share slideshows with other educators and students, who can view or edit them. It encourages critical thinking among students by allowing interactive learning. The biggest benefit of Google Slides is its accessibility - slideshows can be accessed from any device through a Google account and shared via a link. The author plans to incorporate Google Slides into their own teaching when they have a classroom.
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