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[Week 13] 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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Unknown said…
I really liked the review of "Bogowie" by Paulina Zabokrzycka. I think it was written very well and it was an interesting article to read.
20 January 2015 at 15:20
PrzemekM said…
My favorite in this course was: The art of disappearing by Dominka
21 January 2015 at 14:40
MartaSB said…
I liked Mixed race marriages/couples by Phuong Vo Viet aka Funt :D
24 January 2015 at 12:16
Dominika Suszek said…
It is hard to choose one presentation because many were interesting. But I think I liked the most „Professional sport – a way to being disabled presentation” by Iza Litwin and „Coaching” by Michal Kulesza.
25 January 2015 at 18:32
Anonymous said…

I choose "Mixed race couples" - Phuong Vo Viet aka Funt, because it touches subject which has nothing to do with IT and also is not common in Poland thus it increases

awarness of the phenomenon and again it is not about the next great gadget.
25 January 2015 at 19:24
Unknown said…
I liked Kamil Fijałkowski's Extreme winter sports for thrill seakers. I think it was a great way to learn about some unusual winter sports.
25 January 2015 at 19:42
Phuong Vo Viet aka Funt said…
I choose "Calisthenics - It's all about your body" by Mateusz Frycie because I am trying to be fit right now and this presentation motivated me in a away.
25 January 2015 at 19:51
Izabela Litwin Photography Design said…
Week 6 was the best. Dominika wrote about 2 things that I am really interested about, but I especially remember that one about Veruschka "The art of disappearing ". And Mateusz "Calisthenics - It's all about your body" - there was a great discusion over that one!
25 January 2015 at 20:46
Unknown said…
I liked "How does school kill creativity ?" by Agata Grochowska
25 January 2015 at 23:11
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