Technology Tools

Technology Tools

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As an I.T. employee and someone who has been a computer nerd for many years now, I am familiar with the majority of the tech tools mentioned for this class. If not familiar with a specific tool, I have used a similar one that has the same function. Regardless of my familiarity, I have not yet had a class that incorporates these kinds of tools very much, if at all. I have never personally blogged before this class, so that is definitely something I can work on. 

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