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This document provides instructions for using various tools for teaching purposes, including Zoomit for presentations, downloading YouTube videos using Chrome, and sharing presentations online using Slideshare and Adobe Acrobat services. It outlines how to install necessary software, upload files to cloud platforms, and use embedded features to present and share materials from any internet-connected device.
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