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The document provides guidance on planning a project using the DIDA2009 website. It includes: - Using the main headings on the left side of the website as the main tasks in a project plan. - Using the blue arrows on each page as subtasks. - A table classifying task times into six categories from small (5 minutes) to XXXL (4 lessons). - Suggestions such as assigning some work as homework and setting project finish dates between July 2009 and March 2010.
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