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The document outlines a project plan for student collaboration between countries from March 2010 to October 2010. It details the timetable for visits between Poland, Portugal, Italy, and Spain. It proposes using social media like a blog and Facebook for students in different countries to communicate and work on shared topics like local culture and planning virtual visits. Teachers will use a blog to coordinate and students from various age groups will be recruited between June to September to participate in language courses launched in September with support from social media and virtual collaboration.
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