Playful, bold, and useful. It would also be wonderful to involve primary schools with the aim of creating something technological, with value. First, however, we must bring greater organizational order to things. We will hopefully come up with something, and you will see the result. We are grateful for such opportunities and for the trust of many, but it all carries great responsibility, and the goal is to bring some things under greater control.
Three editions of HWCooling Techtour showed what we are able to do, but also where the shortcomings are that need work. As a technology magazine, we can secure industry experts, both domestic and from around the world. We can interpret the foreign ones in real time, communicate with the schools and their founders, produce permanent teaching aids for them, and audiovisually record the program of the entire day. That is, the latter is the work of a well-coordinated university team, to make sure both sound and picture work.
There are, however, a few things that would deserve a higher standard. We see them and believe this is a good foundation for further operation. Alongside all of this, thoughts are circulating about involving primary schools as well, which technology also touches.
One thing is to mobilize many entities, and another is then not to disappoint them and to do everything professionally (ideally beyond their expectations). This is entirely clear, but better organizational skills, let us call them that, are exactly what we want to work on going forward.
And naturally, the most dynamic, engaging, and at the same time educational course of the event is also important. Given the duration of several hours, this is truly a challenge, but one we want to take on. With this we can conclude the theory and prepare for the practical situation. The schools, the people in them, and everyone who will take part in these matters in any way deserve it.
English translation and edit by Jozef Dudáš
