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This document discusses cloud-based tools that can be used in English language classrooms. It notes that these tools require nothing to install, nothing to buy, and can be accessed from any connected device. Several examples of cloud-based tools are then listed, including Google Drive, iCloud, Haiku Deck, Prezi, Emaze, Powtoon, and more. The document promotes the use of these free online tools to teach English.
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Cloud based tools for CCIU 2018
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