Microsoft Parent Toolbox Channel On Slide Share

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The document discusses the SlideShare Parent Toolbox Channel from Microsoft. It is a joint project between several companies to provide home and school content using Microsoft Office on the SlideShare platform. The channel aims to seamlessly integrate into the SlideShare community and take advantage of its virality. It will provide content for different levels of engagement through bloggers, templates, and tips. The goals are to encourage sharing, commenting, and interaction among users.

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