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This document summarizes the author's journey learning about technology through an ED271 class. They were previously unfamiliar with tools like the Apple iMac, Moodle, Blogger, Slideshare, Delicious, SpicyNodes, Firefox, Google apps, Diigo, and Wix. Through the class, the author gained knowledge about the importance of technology and how to utilize various online tools.
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Creating interactive training
SlideShare is a website that allows users to upload and share presentations, documents, videos, and other files. It has over 50 million monthly visitors and is one of the top 250 most visited websites globally. Users can upload their files and set titles, tags, and descriptions to help others find and share their content. The document discusses how the trainer plans to use SlideShare to share training presentations online, as part of online courses, and as teaching tools for virtual learning.
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- 2. This is my journey through Technology
- 4. The only types of technology I was used to…
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- 8. I have been introduced to many different and interesting tools! Some of the tools I learned from Dr. Cyrus…
- 9. Moodle provides special feature that allow students and teachers to communicate, keep track of assignments, attendance, and grades.
- 11. Slideshare is a new and exclusive online tool. Simply upload your PowerPoint slides onto your slideshare account and share it with your fellow peers and teachers.
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