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This document provides an overview of using various web 2.0 tools for teaching and learning, including creating a Google site, setting up a blog, and customizing blogs. It recommends signing up for a Gmail account, then creating a Google site by choosing a template and theme. Next, it discusses what a blog is and provides links for setting one up on Blogger and customizing the design. Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS is also recommended for webpage and blog customization.
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