Using Technology to Help Students Succeed
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This document discusses how various technologies can help students succeed in online learning. It recommends tools like Roboform for password management, Adobe Reader for viewing documents, Opera browser for its voice commands, YouTube and Wikipedia for research, Google Docs for collaboration, and social networking, instant messaging, podcasting and photo sharing sites to connect with others. The overall message is that all students can succeed with online learning when using the right technologies.
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