https://i-factorial.github.io/ifactorial_website/ekkyo/ekkyo_about/#ok
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The Ekkyo Transnational Intelligence Conference consists of three programs:
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Solo: Participants present what they have learned or achieved through university classes, reading, extracurricular activities, and more.
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Ensemble: Participants and listeners engage in small group discussions to explore new academic, technological, and artistic ideas.
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Orchestration: Conclusions from each group are shared with the whole conference, and the challenges are organized. This program also provides a space for forming teams with people who want to work on specific challenges.
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Don’t want to present but still want to listen?
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Of course! There are two types of participation in the Ekkyo Transnational Intelligence Conference:
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Listening: Participants deepen their knowledge by listening to the presentations without giving their own. They engage in discussions with a small group, using their own knowledge as a reference, to explore new academic, technological, and artistic ideas.
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Presenting: In the first program, participants share what they have learned, experienced, or achieved, providing inspiration to the listeners. They also participate in discussions just like the listening participants.
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