Project Plan: Media Mix of Old Novels

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A project plan has been visualised for better outline for following. Further details will be posted as it is being done.

Link to Project Plan
 

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  1. Anonymous3 November 2022 at 04:04

    good work - please follow your plan and ensure you complete your work each week

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