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            "instructions": "This project is about easy e-learning, so think in terms of teaching (for teachers features) and learning (for final users).\r\nChamilo is used in many sectors, including academical. This means the vocabulary has to be as neutral as possible. We prefer talking about \"learners\" rather than \"students\", and \"trainers\" rather than \"teachers\". These terms can later be updated locally by the admins through the jargon/sublanguage feature inside Chamilo.",
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