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Week 12 [12-18.06.2017] Best Presentation

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Dear Students,
Vote for the best presentation made this semester. Justify your choice.

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Ihor Ahnianikov said…
I liked "Digital Nomad" presentation by Adam Paśniczek, it was published on week 7. Considering a rapid growth of remote work around the world and my own experience with it I think that it was an interesting and actual topic.
11 June 2017 at 18:56
Andrzej Gulak said…
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11 June 2017 at 21:39
Anonymous said…
I liked presentation Week 5 [03.04-09.04.2017] "Costume movies you should watch", because it gave me a few movies I haven't seen then and witch I become interested in.
12 June 2017 at 12:36
s14335 said…
I liked presentation "A trip around festivals" from week 10, because really love festivals like those and after this presentation I wrote my own list of festivals for a compulsory visit:)
13 June 2017 at 11:38
Jakub Mańkowski said…
I like presentation "Week 8 [08.05 - 14.05.2017] - Bonds, Jameses Bonds". Jakub is translated to James so it's a good one for me at the beginning. I always loved James Bond series - many times returning to classics. A main song called "View to Kill" is always in my head, as well as many other A+ titles like "Die Another Day". Good reminder for me what to watch when the school will be over and I will have more free time left.
14 June 2017 at 12:45
Unknown said…
I really enjoyed presentation from week 11 [05.06-11.06.2017] about House of Cards. This is TV series that I have just started watching and it is really great, also Kevin Spacey's play is very professional. I enjoy every episode very much, so I really liked the topic in the presentation here.
16 June 2017 at 18:33
Unknown said…
I won't lie, I liked the article about how we are all liars but my vote will go for
Week 10 [29.05-04.06.2017] - Inside the mind of a master procrastinator
because "I feel it", the monkey mind got me.
17 June 2017 at 22:00
Magdalena Popek said…
In my opinion the presentation Are you a giver or a taker? - Week 6 [24.04-30.04.2017] was the one I liked the most. I've never thought about myself considering one of these "characteristics". I didn't even know I wanted to know it, because I didn't know I can learn it. I found the presentation really useful. It actually helped me to know something more about myself.
17 June 2017 at 22:03
Unknown said…
I like presentation from week 5 [03.04-09.04.2017] Procrastination, because that feeling is very close to me and this TED speech to this presentation was great :)
18 June 2017 at 10:23
Unknown said…
My favorite presentation was posted by Adam Pasniczek during the week 7, it's name is "Living on the roadin the old van". That article made me smile and reminded me of all my travel dreams. And I am so in love with that car, recently I saw one in Warsaw and was so excited. Thank you, Adam:)
18 June 2017 at 18:53
Unknown said…
I enjoyed the presentation about "The strangest prohibitions" from week 9 the most, as I'm a fun of funny, absurd laws. I also liked the story "From small to big",however, incredible it sounds.
18 June 2017 at 19:36
KamilG said…
I enjoyed the most presentation "The strangest prohibitions", I laughed hard reading it. It encouraged me to seek deeper informations about it. Really great presentation!
18 June 2017 at 20:10
Unknown said…
I enjoyed the one about givers and takers - and due to the fact, that I was laughing about it for really long and that I to this day this is a topic of jokes, so I'm voting for this one!
18 June 2017 at 20:32
Unknown said…
I like very much Agniesza's Gronwald presentation titled 'How books can open your mind'. I consider reading books very important, I learned something and remember advantages that she gave, that's why I think it was the best presentation.
18 June 2017 at 21:29
Łukasz Domeradzki said…
My vote goes for Week 5 [03.04-09.04.2017] Procrastination - just because I'm too lazy to pick otherwise... :).

No really, it was a really nice read, I learnt some new facts too.
18 June 2017 at 21:29
Łukasz Stawiany said…
For me the best presentation was from week 8 "Color is Important". The topic of it is about something that I care about, the visuals in movies. For me the visual aspect of movie is probably most important and the opportunity of learning more about usage of color in movies was very interesting and that's why I think that was the best presentation.
18 June 2017 at 21:31
Unknown said…
I also think this presentation was the best because of the really interesting topic and amount of specific information about all mentioned countries.
18 June 2017 at 22:03
Adam Paśniczek said…
For me the best presentation was “Zero Waste” by Karolina Michalczyk from week 3. It was very interestingly written and I really like the topic. I learned something new and maybe in the near future I will use this knowledge to change my lifestyle. Great work Karolina!
18 June 2017 at 22:03
Mieczysław Szumilak said…
I liked the "Week 3 [20.03-26.03.2017] Zero Waste presentation" the most. It made me realize how many garbage I produce.
18 June 2017 at 22:25
Unknown said…
I liked the most presentation from
Week 10 [29.05-04.06.2017] - Inside the mind of a master procrastinator.
I love this TED talk which I feel is very relevant for me :)
18 June 2017 at 22:34
Wojtek Kania said…
i liked the most presentation from Week 11 [05.06-11.06.2017] Online Doctors. I think this is the future. I think we don't need health service. We need good doctors.
18 June 2017 at 23:27
Shashkov Oleksii said…
I liked the presentation
Week 10 [29.05-04.06.2017] - Inside the mind of a master procrastinator.

it was the most interesting material for me.
18 June 2017 at 23:39
Łukasz Grzybowski said…
My favourite presentation was
Week 9 [22.05-28.05.2017] – The Benefits and Dangers of Nootropics by Ihor Ahnianikov, because I have been intrested in this topic since some time.
18 June 2017 at 23:55
Krzysztof Skorupka said…
I enjoyed the presentation
Week 9 [22.05-28.05.2017] – The Benefits and Dangers of Nootropics
by Ihor Ahnianikov

I appreciate topics, which are both interesting and can be easily commented by everyone (not from very specific field, which many of us might not be interested in). This one was well thought-out and well prepared.
18 June 2017 at 23:57
Bartosz Łyżwa said…
I enjoyed presentation made by Jagoda - Week 12 [12-18.06.2017] The energy of future. I've been interested in this subject and I'm sure I'll read about it little more.
19 June 2017 at 00:28
Krzysztof Lichota said…
"Digital Nomad" presentation by Adam Paśniczek during the week 7 is my favourite presentation. To be honest, after reading it I want to try being a digital nomad myself. It was really inspiring.
22 June 2017 at 01:20
Unknown said…
And I too, that's the one topic that was not only interesting, but useful too.
22 June 2017 at 20:12
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