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[Week 12] Best Presentation

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Dear Students,
As the course is about to finish, please vote for the best presentation made this term. Justify your choice.

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Patryk Długaszek said…
I think that the most interesting presentation was about Steampunk made by Sergio Cosentino. Thematically it was curious springboard in this term and I’d read it easily and with pleasure.
8 June 2014 at 00:01
Kacper K said…
In my opinion, the most interesting presentation was about
Raspberry Pi by Tomek Niezgoda.
8 June 2014 at 11:34
Unknown said…
I think Sylwia's presentation about Dubai was very interesting.

Although Maria's presentation about renewable energy was great as well, I'd give it another top point if I could.
8 June 2014 at 13:35
Kamil Fijałkowski said…
I think that the most interesting was Dalvia's presentation about design. I remembered very fine examples like a mechanical mirrors.
8 June 2014 at 17:58
Sylwia said…
For me the best was Wikor Liszkiewicz's article "Nothing" and the 2nd Kasia Kmieć's presentation "Futuristic movies and books – pure sci-fi or preview of tomorrow?"
8 June 2014 at 18:36
Unknown said…
I will agree with Kacper K. Raspberry Pi by Tomek Niezgoda was the coolest one.
8 June 2014 at 21:02
Kasia Kmieć said…
It's hard to chose one - most of the presentations were good and structurally similar. Some of them were short and based on links rather than the article itself. The rest was really good. Maybe the one that seemed best for me was Maria's "Medical Gadget" - but that's mostly because of my interest in the subject :)
8 June 2014 at 21:48
Unknown said…
For me the best was Patryk Długaszek "ASMR - Orgasm of brain"
8 June 2014 at 23:23
Tomek said…
I enjoyed reading "Is my perception the same as yours?" by Patryk Długaszek. It describes an interesting fact about humans and a problem for designers I am well aware of in my professional life.
8 June 2014 at 23:32
Maria said…
For me the best was article "Futuristic movies and books – pure sci-fi or preview of tomorrow?"
9 June 2014 at 01:28
Sergio Cosentino said…
I think I found the most interesting the presentation by Paweł about the Electronic Diversity Lottery.
9 June 2014 at 12:35
Dalvia said…
It's hard to choose, when there was so many great articles!
But I must say, that quite interestong was about Rasperry PI, all three articles, which showed us little by little the capacity of this little thing, not only basic things for kids, but everybody :)
12 June 2014 at 12:16
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