opportunity to test them without risk and the related improved
learning success has brought the concept of learning factories
considerable consideration in the last years. In the interim,
many universities and enterprises have developed their own
learning factories and implement them in further educating
students and employees. Learning factories are also gaining
attention on the research side. Wagner et al. [15] conducted a
survey on the use of learning factories in research, teaching
and the industry and developed a schema for classifying
learning factories. Tisch et al. [13] developed a learning
factory curriculum guide, which offers a systematic approach
to establishing action-oriented and competency-based learning
factories. In turn, Cachay et al. [11] examined how the
learning factory concept impacted the application performance
of students and came to the conclusion that
implementing learning factories can clearly have a positive
influence on students’ performances in comparison to
traditional teaching.