Colleges and universities everywhere are grappling with how to teach in fall of 2020: online only, on campus or a hybrid. These articles will help entrepreneurship educators be prepared for whatever happens.
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As the entrepreneurship center in Stanford's School of Engineering, the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) delivers courses and extracurricular programs to Stanford students, creates scholarly research on high-impact technology ventures, and produces a large and growing collection of online content and experiences for people around the world.
Covid-19 is accelerating profound changes in the job market. An entrepreneurial mindset will help students in any major, and society as well.
This exercise, which can be adapted for the online classroom, helps students to learn the concepts of collective creativity through those familiar childhood bricks.
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Lean education requires students to talk to potential customers. How do you teach the customer discovery model online? Learn here.
"Liking someone does not mean you'll like working with them...or work well with them." Wise words from Wharton School prof and author Adam Grant.
Large-scale problems, sometimes called grand challenges, call for interdisciplinary solutions and fresh perspectives. This article suggests ways to address one grand challenge: giving everyone access to safe water.
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