Tuesday 2 June 2026 15:45 - 17:00
Lifelong Learning Cafe
We are once again looking forward to welcoming you to the next LLO Café on Thursday, June 4 (3:45 – 5:00 PM, Grand Café/Gallery).
During this café session, we invite you to join us in discussing a number of thought-provoking statements and questions related to the development and implementation of Lifelong Learning (LLL) programmes.
The 4th table is a “Wild Card table”, reserved for anyone with a great idea for an additional discussion theme. (If you have an idea, please send Marije an email).
- Table 1 – Business Development:
“The UT is unable to carry out successful business development because it is too supply-driven.” - Table 2 – Finance:
“How can we develop a uniform pricing policy for LLL at the UT?” - Table 3 – Educational Design:
“What are the crucial instructional design elements of a successful LLL programme? (And what does this imply for effective support?)” - Table 4 – The Wild Card Table: Open to whoever comes forward with a great idea!!
What is the LLL Café?
- An informal initiative to make UT’s LLL community more visible, inspire each other, and share experiences.
- Open to anyone at UT with an interest in Lifelong Learning.
- Simple format: a short plenary start followed by table sessions (30 min each) around specific themes. Always interactive—never just PowerPoint.
- Organised every 6–8 weeks in the Gallery from 16:00–17:00, with drinks and snacks.
- No registration required, but you can join as a “member” to receive Outlook invitations.
- Ideas for themes or would you like to host a table? Get in touch via lll-cafe@utwente.nl or reach out to one of the café hosts (Dick Wijnveen, Astrid van Os, Wim de Boer, Marije Hahnen).
We look forward to seeing you there!
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