4th LTTA PRESENTATION BY TR
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The document summarizes activities since the 3rd LTTA in Italy for the 4th LTTA in Romania, including presenting on the 3rd LTTA, painting Mandalas from Italy and displaying them, updating the twinspace with works, preparing presentations for the final mobility, and being ready to present.
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4th LTTA PRESENTATION BY TR
- 1. 4th LTTA ROMANIA What have we done so far?
- 2. Since the 3rd LTTA in Italy, We have presented the 3rd LTTA to disseminate our activities.
- 3. We painted the Mandalas from Italy. And put them on our project panel.
- 4. We’ve updated the twinspace with the works done.
- 5. We’ve prepared works to present at the final mobility.
- 6. And we’re ready for our presentations.