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This document outlines a proposed group learning contract for a student project team. It defines the membership, roles and responsibilities of group members, and how they will communicate and make decisions. It also establishes timescales using the ADDIE model and defines the project objectives and learning outcomes. The contract aims to help the group develop guidelines for working together effectively on the project and declares how communication, action plans, meetings and consequences will be handled.
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