Case: Reflecting on Lecture or Visit

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What’s your evaluation?

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Reflecting on Lecture or Visit

A guest lecture or company visit provides valuable insights and learning experiences

This assignment will help you evaluate what you took away from the session and share your main impressions concisely.

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What to do?

Provide a structured evaluation of the guest lecture or company visit to reflect on its impact and effectiveness. This just takes a few simple steps:

Answer the following questions in bullet points or short sentences:

- What were the most important insights you gained?
- How did the content relate to your current studies or future career goals?
- What did you find most engaging or inspiring?
- Were there any areas where the lecture or visit could have been improved?

Click on the ‘Core’ tab to submit your evaluation.

2. Optional: Write a brief reflection on the guest lecture or company visit, no longer than an X (formerly known as Twitter) post (max. 280 characters).

Core assignments for students

Discover whether you master the essence of this case by completing the corresponding core assignments. If necessary, you can share your answers with your teacher or supervisor.

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