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Sejong University and FreeWillin Co., Ltd. signed a memorandum of understanding to develop AI courseware.

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Sejong University has partnered with Freewillin to enhance basic academic abilities and develop AI-based courseware. The two entities signed a memorandum of understanding on September 17 to provide customized services for improving the basic academic abilities of new and current students. They will also collaborate on developing courseware to enhance students' academic achievement and conduct analysis and research on the same.

The partnership aims to support students' academic achievement by providing tailored learning services and expanding the university's learning management system.

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