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  1. Dave @Manaiakalani21 May 2020 at 17:00

    Great idea for your animation Seuga. I like the way the divers went into the water. You could maybe make it little faster by changing the milliseconds. Learners ae generally keen to have a go at animating to show their learning. Kei runga noa to pohi.

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    1. Seuga 22 May 2020 at 20:14

      Kia ora Dave for the advice on my pohi. I'll certainly try and speed it up before sharing with my learners to try. Kia pai to ra whakata 😊

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