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1. HEUTA '18 is a research project that will bring together 12 Malaysian university students and 12 students from Kumamoto University in Japan. 2. Students will be divided into groups of 6 and explore places in Kuala Lumpur for 10 days while engaging in discussions and activities. 3. The goal is to study a future style of learning called "heutagogy" which emphasizes self-determined learning beyond limitations of time and space using communication technology. Students will experience an "international classroom" and create a final creative presentation.
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