Paper aims: Investigate the results of the use of the World Café method as a tool to assist the capture of the Voice of the Customer, in a curricular discipline that works with ABPj (Project-Based Learning). Originality: As the authors have not found in the literature the application of the World Café method integrated to QFD. Research method: Teachers and the coordination of a Logistics course worked together on the application of the method, following the five major phases of the action research, which are: diagnosis, planning, action, evaluation and learning. Main findings: The method allowed to establish the most important personal characteristics needed to develop the pedagogical projects, from the point of view of the students. Implications for theory and practice: The findings of this work can be used as a basis to understand how to engage students in pedagogical logistics projects.
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Torres, J. G. de M., & Neto, P. L. de O. C. (2018). World Café method integrated with QFD for obtaining the Voice of the Customer. Production, 28. https://doi.org/10.1590/0103-6513.20170097
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