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This document provides an overview of using Wikispaces for educational purposes. It discusses the basics of Wikis, creating and editing pages on a Wiki, adding content like videos and documents, managing notifications and site settings, and requesting a free K-12 upgrade which provides additional features and storage space. Advanced features covered include embedding widgets, using tabs, uploading PDFs, and manually adding external navigation links.
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