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This document outlines an action plan for using a new tool, including the user's intentions for the tool, specific goals and actions to be taken, and deadlines and resources needed. The user intends to explore the tool further, recommend it to colleagues, and use it to enhance teaching. Goals include specific actions to be completed by deadlines, along with any necessary resources or support.
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- 3. Use this tool for my personal productivity
- 4. Use this tool to enhance my teaching
- 5. Have my students use this toolMy Goals:<br />What specific action(s) will I take in the near-future to fulfill my intention(s)?<br />Goal 1:<br />Action:<br />Deadline:<br />Resources/ Support Required:<br />Goal 2:<br />Action:<br />Deadline:<br />Resources/ Support Required:<br />Goal 3:<br />Action:<br />Deadline:<br />Resources/ Support Required:<br />Goal 4:<br />Action:<br />Deadline:<br />Resources/ Support Required:<br />Goal 5:<br />Action:<br />Deadline:<br />Resources/ Support Required:<br />