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This document demonstrates how to use �ݺ�ߣShare to upload a PowerPoint presentation so that others can view it online. �ݺ�ߣShare allows users to upload files and share them with others, who can then like and share the files, similar to how content is shared on Facebook and YouTube. The demonstration concludes with providing insight into one web 2.0 tool, �ݺ�ߣShare.

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THIS IS ME USING SLIDE
SHARE WITH A POWERPOINT
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INFORMATION HERE
• Then upload to slide share and people can check out your document! Its
pretty much like a Facebook mixed with YouTube for files. You can like files
and share them. I had no before insight on slide share. This is concludes my
demonstration of one web 2.0 tool.

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