Blog assignment 2

Dear students,

Thanks for your interesting short-term and long-term predictions/aspirations plus your reflections in connection with these!

As much as I like providing or linking to food for thought, I will give you free rein to reflect on anything in your second and final blog entry for this course. And I do mean anything - your entry doesn't even have to be remotely connected to business or science as long as it's written in coherent English. Posting deadline: 13 April.

Keep up the good work out there and enjoy your hard-earned freedom,

Andy

Next, read and react to peer entries!

Dear students,

Thanks for the interesting thoughts and predictions you've shared with us so far - keep them coming!

Your next e-mission is to browse blog entries via the 'Blogging students' section on the right and then comment on the thoughts and predictions of your next-door neighbours (that is, the one listed right above you and the one listed right below you) + at least one other listed student of your choice. You're free to comment on whatever aspect(s) you want (including linguistic ones if you feel competent/confident enough) in as much detail as you like.

If your next-door neighbour(s) should fail to meet the posting deadline, it's no longer your duty (but still your right) to comment on their work. As long as you comment on at least three blog assignment 1 entries in total by Friday 16 March, you can safely choose to ignore overdue ones.

As for myself, I'll read all course-related blog entries + comments even if I'm unable to actually mark and comment on anything besides your regular coursework.

Enjoy your reading and commenting,

Andy