Use markdown to manage TODOs

TODO.md

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+# TODO
+
+- **Add and Drop**:
+  - The add and drop page should only include courses offered by the department head.
+  - Add and drop should be restricted by the school calendar.
+- **Payment integration**:
+  - Integrating PayPal and Stripe for students to pay their fees.
+- **Integrate the dashboard with dynamic/live data**:
+  - Overall attendance
+  - School demographics
+    gender
+    Home language
+    new/all students
+    new/all lecturers
+  - Recent CUD(create, update, and delete) activities
+    For example, Added videos, courses, documentation
+  - Students average grade per course:
+    This one helps the school admin to identify the student's performance very quickly :)
+  - Overall Course Resources
+    - Total number of videos, courses, documentation
+  - Event calendar:
+    - A calendar that shows upcoming events
+  - Enrollments per course
+    - How many students enroll in each course
+  - Website traffic over a specific user type (Admin, Student, Lecturer, etc.)
+- **Apply Filtering for all tables**:
+  - This can be done using `django-filter` and other jQuery libraries
+- **Apply data exporting for all tables**:
+  - This can be done using jQuery libraries like `DataTables`
+- **Using a template to PDF converter to generate reports**:
+  - This can be done using the popular package `xhtml2pdf`

TODO.txt

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-TODO:
-	- Add and Drop:
-		- The add and drop page should only include courses offered by the department head.
-		- Add and drop should be restricted by the school calendar.
-	- Payment integration: 
-		- Integrating PayPal and Stripe for students to pay their fees.
-	- Integrate the dashboard with dynamic/live data: -
-		- Overall attendance
-		- School demographics
-			gender
-			Home language
-			new/all students
-			new/all lecturers
-		- Recent CUD(create, update, and delete) activities
-			For example, Added videos, courses, documentation
-		- Students average grade per course:
-			This one helps the school admin to identify the student's performance very quickly :)
-		- Overall Course Resources
-			- Total number of videos, courses, documentation
-		- Event calendar:
-			- A calendar that shows upcoming events
-		- Enrollments per course
-			- How many students enroll in each course
-		- Website traffic over a specific user type (Admin, Student, Lecturer, etc.)
-	- Apply Filtering for all tables:
-		- This can be done using `django-filter` and other jQuery libraries
-	- Apply data exporting for all tables
-		- This can be done using jQuery libraries like `DataTables`
-	- Using a template to PDF converter to generate reports
-		- This can be done using the popular package `xhtml2pdf`