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This document provides information about Project 1 for a class, including the timeline and expectations. It outlines that students will complete individual documentation in Week 7 in the form of an Idea Journal (IDJ 1) and poster, focusing on an object they will use to create a DIY instrument. In Week 8, students will do a group presentation performing with their innovated instruments. The document provides guidelines for submitting the IDJ 1, including labeling requirements and assessment criteria focusing on originality, creativity, communication of ideas, and depth of ideas.
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