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Online (IB Approved), 25 - 27 October 2024
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- Hi Anika, this is certainly OK As long as the image quality is still clear.
- Hi Margaret, I agree that this is too general, and its more of a comparison than a research question. As she gathers more information about specific artists this may lead her to a more focused (and more challenging) question. have you...
- Hi Heather, Due to the size constraint of 50MB, my students had to compress their PDFs and now the file is 10MB or less. Is that ok? Thanking you,Anika
- Hi Heather and Shannon,One of my students wants to do the following for her EE: "How do the character design techniques in contemporary Western and Japanese animation differ from each other?"Is that not too much like a comparative study...