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Students can create slideshows online from digital images. It is fast and easy. You can choose from Animoto’s royalty free music or upload your own. As a teacher, you can apply for a free educational account (see bottom left of website and look for Animoto…for education). Your students can create snazzy presentations and even email them. Here is an example of a slideshow made from my students’ (adults with developmental disabilities) digital artwork for Valentines Day:

http://animoto.com/play/zqDl0lNEylR3tdbgnvDsfg?autostart=true

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