What I didn't like about Slideshare (and maybe I just missed something, although they said they don't currently support audio) was that all I see are the slides, but not the rest of the presentation.
I can see lots of ways these can be used in the library, either myself creating a presentation to highlight activities or for students to create them to share their learning. However, one of the biggest challenges is always how safe is it for students to use? That is something I will definitely be exploring this year. My students are elementary and it is not appropriate for them to have all kinds of accounts, but that is something that the tech integration teacher or myself can help with.
Here is one I liked:
Building a school library 2.0
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Slideshare allows for audio. They call it a "Slidecast". Check out http://www.slideshare.net/csllearning/learning-20-program-presentation-565294. If the link doesn't work the program is called Learning 2.0 Program by csllearning
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