FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014 FLITE Entrepreneurship Course (Small Pilot) Course Aims and Objectives Purpose of Running the Course (in Pilot Mode)

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FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014 FLITE Entrepreneurship Course (Small Pilot) Course Aims and Objectives Purpose of Running the Course (in Pilot Mode) Target group of the course Duration of the course What makes this course different

FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014 Course Aims and Objectives (knowledge) Students should understand what entrepreneurship is about and relevant issues regarding business and economy issues connected to it. Students should be able to work both independently and in the context of a group towards the development of a business model and business plan. Students should know where they can find relevant information and knowledge and be able to continue their development of entrepreneurial abilities.

FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014 Course Aims and Objectives (Skills ) Students should be able to contribute in Concurrent Design work (use of CCD Methodology) Students should be able to use tools such Osterwalder Canvas (Business Model You) to identify and document their existing entrepreneurial knowledge and skills as well as to develop a Personal Learning Network (PLN). Students should be able to use Osterwalder Canvas (Business Model Generation) for a specifying a business opportunity.

FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014 Course Aims and Objectives (Competence ) The students should have the self-confidence to carry out tasks connected to Entrepreneurship in a natural way. The students will be able to collaborate with key people in order to deal with the appropriate processes and procedures for setting up a business (i.e raising financial capital)

To test the course on a scale small enough to allow for in-depth evaluation of the processes at work FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014 Purpose of Running the Course (in Pilot Mode) The project team, the Quality Board and students of the pilot will evaluate the 1 st version of the course (contents and activities ) before it will run during a 2 nd large scale pilot Rapid usability testing of the LMS system and tools used for the delivering of the course (HCI testing)

WP4 Small Scale Pilot WP5 Large Scale Open Pilot WP2 CCD for Entrepreneur training WP3 Course Preparation WP4 Dependencies & Collaborating Partners P1 P3 P5 P1 P2P3 P5 P3 ALL P2 ALL FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014

Target group of the course Mainly ICT (+ Business) final year students ICT (+ Business) Graduates or Post Graduate students Motivated in the sense that they are looking for a possibility to start a business With limited available time looking for an Intensive course on Entrepreneurship

A limited number of learners The learners are chosen internally from the partner institutions Learners will work in 2-3 cross-sectoral, intercultural sub-groups. Target Group of the Course (Small Scale Pilot) FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014

3d FLITE Meeting Lisboa, 6-7 Outubro 2014 The Student View Hello FLITE group, I am looking for partners and IT startup ideas I'm wondering if it is possible to find partners to form an ICT startup company. I'm open to business ideas and I imagine the business to be international. My specialization area is Artificial Intelligence and I am very familiar with Intelligent Agents and Multi-Agent Systems. I have worked with a project having to do with the development of an Intelligent Personal Agent for Business travelers. I'd like to brainstorm with you people to find interesting commercial applications. I don't have any knowledge how to run a business concerning economic, marketing and financial issues, so I hope the FLITE intensive course experience and the communication with you, could somehow fill this gap. All the best Dimitris Stamatakis, ICT Graduate and Future Entrepreneur

ATE I FLITE Seminar Lisboa, 7 Outubro 2014

Course Duration (Small Scale Pilot) Take-off : 5 th of November 2014 Landing : 21 st of January 2015 Duration : An equivalent of 8 weeks workload (*) (at least 50 hours) (*) Students could have an intermission during Christmas Holidays

3d FLITE Meeting Lisboa, 6-7 Outubro 2014 The course is considered an e-Learning/Blended Learning type of course. The training will be online, offered over a period of 8 weeks, both asynchronously and synchronously and requires at least 50 hours of study. What makes this course different

3d FLITE Meeting Lisboa, 6-7 Outubro 2014 With the aim to choose an innovative idea and turn it in to a business plan for forming a start-up company : What makes this course different Students will be using a methodology called dCCD process and specific tools for personal and business development, namely Osterwalder Canvas Model YOU and Osterwalder Model Generation. They will be trained in early stages of the course for the use of the above process and tools.

3d FLITE Meeting Lisboa, 6-7 Outubro 2014 Special emphasis will be given on an effective combination of self-directed learning based on well prepared, well-structured course material and computer supported collaborative work in small groups. Students are asked to form groups until week 3 of the course What makes this course different

3d FLITE Meeting Lisboa, 6-7 Outubro 2014 In the context of the group students should discuss and choose an innovative idea which will act as the basis for the entrepreneurship learning process and the relevant Business Plan development. What makes this course different

3d FLITE Meeting Lisboa, 6-7 Outubro 2014 Regarding the study of the suggested course material students are advised to initially split the work between them and then present it and discuss it with the rest of the people either in group or between groups. What makes this course different

3d FLITE Meeting Lisboa, 6-7 Outubro 2014 Thank you very much! Questions?