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The document discusses using innovative technologies like Moodle and Adobe Connect to engage students, teachers, and industry through online collaboration and sharing experiences. It proposes using Moodle to provide video and document resources for learners in the workplace as well as online testing. Moodle could also allow apprentices and trainees, especially in regional areas, to access resources online and communicate with each other, while being less time consuming for trainers than traveling to see students in person.
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