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12/01/2010

Click Here to Go There! Introit Guest Blog Post using Prezi

Please click the link below to visit Kevin Ruth's independent school blog Introit. I put together a guest blog post for his "Heads Speak for Themselves" series. My post is actually a "Prezi" presentation that I put together. It's worth taking a look at just to see this interesting beyond Powerpoint presentation tool in action. I hope you enjoy!

Wheeler Guest Blog Post Using Prezi

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