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1. Anyone who is attending a workshop, training session, or conference and is required to complete the pre-work as a preparation for the event.
2. Participants who want to make the most out of their learning experience and be better equipped to actively engage in discussions and activities during the event.
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Participants pre-work is any preparation or assignments that participants need to complete before a workshop, training, or event.

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