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The document lists 10 uses of the internet for education: 1) communication via email, podcasting, blogging, etc.; 2) research using search engines; 3) producing final projects by publishing them online using tools like Google Docs, wikis, and SlideShare; 4) tutorials for remediation, enhancement, and learning new skills; 5) virtual field trips to allow students to experience new places without leaving the classroom; 6) distance learning to provide educational opportunities for those who live far from school; 7) web quests that guide students through websites on a theme to gather information; 8) interactive games and activities to discover mathematical concepts; 9) help from technology experts to troubleshoot software and hardware issues;
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