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The document discusses how slide sharing services of Web 2.0 can be used in teaching and learning. It provides examples of how teachers can upload presentations for students to access anywhere at any time. Students can download presentations for exam preparation. Teachers can also share online resources by including URLs and hyperlinks in uploaded presentations for students to access. Several useful online resources are listed that provide educational materials like ebooks, encyclopedias, theses, journals, and lesson plans.
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Web 2.0 tools provide opportunities for active and engaging learning experiences for students by enhancing the internet's abilities. They allow teachers to construct relevant curriculum and content while enabling students and teachers to collaborate and interact on projects. Students can use various technologies to conduct research, create presentations, and demonstrate their skills and interests. Web 2.0 tools offer services for both teaching and learning, helping students develop higher-order thinking by analyzing information from multiple sources. They promote greater communication and knowledge sharing in the classroom.
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