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The document discusses the structure of live classes and offline activities for students in the Language Institute. It notes that students will meet with an online instructor for 2.5 hours per week in a live classroom on the school's Blackboard system. On non-live class days, students will complete class work and activities in Blackboard. It emphasizes the role of classroom facilitators in being present during live classes and providing technical support to students, as well as communicating attendance and student information to the online instructor.
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