Add fall switchover to data academy approach guide #138
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This is ideal documentation!
Did you note the 1-week break in Cohort 1 from curriculum? I might have missed it in quick read.
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Thanks! Yup, the break week email is in there, and also in lessons learned. |
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Different to the data academy page, I kept this more linear since it outlines our steps rather than communicates the program. I did a bit more nesting of sections (especially with Spring Cohort), and put the dataquest admin, tracking progress, and lessons learned on their own at the end, since they are "cohort agnostic" (I think)