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Classroom exercises for entrepreneurship : a cross-disciplinary approach / James D. Hart (Director of Arts Entrepreneurship, Southern Methodist University, USA).
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Hart, James, author.
- Series:
- Elgar guides to teaching
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Entrepreneurship.
- Genre:
- Electronic books.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (316 pages)
- Edition:
- Second edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Northampton : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2025.
- Summary:
- "This thoroughly revised second edition provides insightful learning exercises to help students develop their imaginative and creative abilities. It Illustrates the creative and practical dimensions of entrepreneurship, presenting ideas and time-tested techniques that contribute towards problem-solving and value creation while increasing the likelihood of novel solutions emerging. With 80 original and effective exercises applicable to an entire entrepreneurial process, James Hart outlines the pedagogical method of Creative Entrepreneurship. Hart introduces an assessment tool for learning as well as a reflection tool for student use, alongside useful tips for teaching. Featuring games, simulations, demonstrations and projects, each exercise can be easily adapted for specific teaching needs and incorporates clear learning objectives to ensure a dynamic classroom experience. This is an invaluable read for educators and students of entrepreneurship and business and management. It offers experiential learning insights to gain the most out of teaching and learning this complex topic. The tools and exercises also benefit governmental and private sector trainers when leading/teaching professional development enhancement courses"-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Contents: Foreword / Julie Shields
- Author's notes
- Structure of exercises
- Part I: Ideation
- Being different and necessary
- Community tour and problem perception
- Daydream for inspiration
- Empathy or compassion
- Ideation via image and persona- building
- Looking for inspiration
- Synthesizing talents, interests, passions and skills (tips)
- Outside/in approach to niche identification
- Persona ideation and three ideas
- Three ideas/three strategies
- What if?
- Brain, solve this problem
- Part II: Action 1. Communication
- Can you excite us?
- Networking practice
- Find your voice
- Culture assimilation: The language of entrepreneurship
- Self-sufficiency, or trial by fire
- The power of stillness
- Leveraging AI to teach entrepreneurship methods
- Developing new entrepreneurship methods
- 2. Competition
- Visualizing the status quo
- Competitive matrix-building
- Competitive lemonade stands
- 3. Capital
- Creating an animatic
- Event to fund
- Four pitches: 10, 2, 30. And 1.
- Mock crowdfunding campaign
- 4. Marketing
- Content of value for free
- Have a classmate tell your story
- Eyes and ears
- Playing with seo
- Website creation for digital representation
- 5. Networking
- Reaching the president
- The networking game
- Social elevator pitch
- 6. Pitching
- Peer-reviewed pitching
- Tiered structure of giving
- Video elevator pitch
- 7. Plans and strategy
- Scale up, scale down
- Are business plans necessary?
- Brochure collaboration
- Budget-building, budget research
- Choose an imaginary board
- Reverse-engineering content (ai-based)
- Mutual need fulfillment
- Collective brainstorming
- Creating one's path visually through infographics: Startup to exit
- Crowdfunding and outsourcing: A strategy aimed at reducing risks
- Defense of plans
- Designing multiple revenue drivers
- Role-playing with AI (ai-based)
- If this, then that
- Ai-driven social media content strategies (ai-based)
- Mapping the future
- The marble game
- Pricing one's work
- Putting out fires
- Scavenger-hunting assets
- Speed-dating market feedback
- Testing assumptions
- Visualizing through storyboards
- 8. Teams
- Archetypes and team-building for entrepreneurship
- Superhero powers and kryptonite
- Team self-management
- Part III: Introspection and reflection a sense of balance
- Collective problem articulation
- Say "yes" for a week
- Consciousness and the imagination
- Dump truck full of grapes
- Finding meaning
- In my mind's eye, horatio
- Pain point alleviation
- Stories of burnout
- Taking stock
- The game of perseverance
- The road less traveled by
- Watchers from the gates of the mind
- What would you risk?
- Why do you create?
- Part IV: Teaching and efficacy assessing experiential entrepreneurship exercises
- Ee reflection tool
- Tips for teaching with experiential exercises
- Part V: Tying things together: Suggested recipes.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on print record.
- ISBN:
- 9781035317547 (e-book)
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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