SEGMENT 1 - For help in finding a team go to http://venture-lab.org
Remaining videos will come one session per week.
Slides
Remaining videos will come one session per week.
Session 1
Course Overview: Silicon Valley and Key Frameworks
- Videos
- Video 1 - Overview
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Slides
- Business models
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- Video 2
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- Video 3
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- Video 4 - This video encourages you to set up a blog - do NOT do this just yet, we will provide more detailed instructions for how to do this so that they can be aggregated more easily.
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- Video 5: Building the Team
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- Slides
- Slides
- Recommended Reading
- Ch. 1.1, 1.2, 1.5
- Ch. 2.1, 2.4
- The Monk and the Riddle by Randy Komisar, Prologue, Preface, and Chapters 1-3
- Additional Resources (optional)
- "The Secret History of Silicon Valley," Steve Blank, Nov 20, 20008.
- It's Not the People You Know. It's Where You Are, Randall Stross, NYT, Oct 22, 2006.
- "When it Comes to Innovation, Geography is Destiny," Pascal Zachary, NYT, Feb 11, 2007.
- "Growth of a Silicon Empire", Henry Norr.
- Fred Terman at Stanford
- More videos on ECorner on team and culture
Session 2
Creativity and Improvisation
- Videos
- Video of talk by Kirsten Leute from the Stanford Office of Technology Licensing
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- Video 2-1
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- Video 2-2
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- Assignment
- Submit first assignment at http://venture-lab.org or in the comments on these posts "best" ideas and "worst ideas" by 4/16, 12:00pm noon PST (UTC-8)
- Recommended Reading
- Ch. 3.1-3.4, Ch. 5.3-5.5, 6.2, 6.3
- Brainstorming Rules, Stanford Design Institute, Jul 26, 2009.
- Additional Resources
- Brainstorming Fundamentals, Stanford Design Institute
- More videos on ECorner on Creativity
SEGMENT 2
Session 3
From Idea to Opportunity:
- Videos
- Video 2-3
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- Video 3-1
- (note that we will not be doing case discussions, so you should pay more attention to the business models section in the 2nd half)If you use a supported browser, you can view Youtube videos via the YouTube HTML5 Video Player, which may be more accessible for keyboard and assistive technology users.
- Recommended Reading
- Ch. 4.1, 4.4-4.6, 4.8, 9.3-9.4
- Assignment
- Submit 2nd assignment (commercial for another team's worst idea) at http://venture-lab.org by 4/23, 6:00pm (18:00) PST (UTC-8)
- Startup the OAP project - form your main project team, begin brainstorming and deciding on a startup idea for the OAP project. For help in finding a team go to http://venture-lab.org
- Your team should update a blog each week with the hypothesis you tested, what experiment(s) you ran, and what the outcome was. Start with talking to potential customers.
- Additional Resources