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Experimenting with an Experiential Curriculum

  • 1.  Experimenting with an Experiential Curriculum

    Posted 06-06-2017 09:20
    Colleagues -

    We all struggle teaching entrepreneurship in an engaging way.

    Not only are we competing for our students' attention, our methods for teaching business model validation are uninspired - especially when many of our students don't want to be entrepreneurs.

    We need a curriculum that motivates our students to learn skills like:

    Quality idea generation
    Customer interviewing
    Problem validation

    With immersive exercises, experience labs, and relevant case studies our students connect with.

    Justin Wilcox and I have drafted this curriculum. Now the question is, should we build it?

    Help us validate demand by signing up to preview the curriculum http://www.teachingentrepreneurship.org/exec/

    Doan Winkel
    TEDx Talk
    Co-Founder, Teaching Entrepreneurship & Legacy Out Loud
    John J. Kahl Sr. Chair in Entrepreneurship, John Carroll University
    Senior VP-Elect Programming, USASBE 
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