Planeamento

Aulas Teóricas

Week 0, Feb 20-Feb 24: Class Introduction

  • Class introduction
  • Weekly class scheduling
  • Division in teams
  • Effectuation
  • Work for next week
    • Arrange a meeting with your team
    • Find your team’s “Birds-in-Hand” and goals
    • Find and interact with people that can help your team
    • Watch Videos: TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 Saras Sarasvathy, Lecture 1: What We Now Know, Lecture 1.5: Business Models and Customer Development.

Week 1, Feb 27-Mar 3: Problems and Opportunities

  • Idea Lab
  • Teams Skills and Goals
  • LPC – Launch Pad Central
  • Work for next week
    • Talk to 10 customers about your project
    • Learn to use LaunchPad Central (LPC)
    • Update LPC Narrative and Canvas
    • Prepare Class Presentation
    • Watch Videos:  Lecture 2 - Value Proposition    

Week 2, Mar 6-Mar 10: Opportunity Assessment

  • Q&A: Value Proposition
  • Team presentation: Canvas hypotheses and Opportunity assessment
  • Lecture: Customer Segments
  • Team homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about value proposition
    • Update narrative and canvas on the web
    • Prepare presentation
    • Watch Videos on customer discovery
    • Watch Udacity Lecture 3 (customer segments)

Week 3, Mar 13-Mar 17: Value Proposition

  • Q&A: Customer Segments
  • Team presentation: Value Proposition.
  • Lecture: Channels
  • Team homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about customer segments
    • Update narrative and canvas on the web
    • Prepare presentation
    • Watch Udacity Lecture 4 (channels)

Week 4, Mar 20-24: Customer Segments

  • Q&A: Channels
  • Team presentation: Customer Segments
  • Lecture: Customer Relationships
  • Team Homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about channel hypotheses
    • Update narrative and canvas on the web
    • Prepare presentation
    • Watch Udacity Lecture 5 (customer relationship)

Week 5, Mar 27-31: Channels

  • Q&A: Customer relationships
  • Team presentation: Channels
  • Lecture: Revenue Models
  • Team homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about customer relationship hypothesis
    • Update narrative and canvas on the web
    • Prepare presentation
    • Watch Udacity Lecture 6 (revenue models)

Week 6, Apr 3-Apr 7: Customer Relationships

  • Q&A: Revenue Models
  • Team presentation: Customer Relationships
  • Lecture: Partners
  • Team Homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about revenue model hypothesis
    • Update narrative and canvas on the web
    • Prepare presentation
    • Watch Udacity Lecture 7 (partners)

Week 6a, Apr 10-Apr 14: Easter Break

No class

Week 7, Apr 17-Apr 21: Revenue Models

  • Q&A: Partners
  • Team presentation: Revenue Models
  • Lecture: Activities, Resources and Costs
  • Team homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about partners hypothesis
    • Update narrative and canvas on the web
    • Prepare presentation
    • Watch Udacity Lecture 8 (resources/cost)

Week 8, Apr 24-Apr 28: Partners

  • Q&A: Resources, Activities and Costs
  • Team presentation: Partners
  • Lecture: Storytelling
  • Team homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about resources and costs hypothesis
    • Update narrative and canvas on the web
    • Prepare presentation
    • Watch videos on Storytelling

Week 9, May 1-May 5: Resources, Activities and Costs

  • Q&A: Storytelling
  • Team presentation: Resources, Activities and Costs
  •  Lecture: Storyboard and Presentation Skills
  • Team homework (before next class):
    • Talk to 10-15 customers about the final business model
    • Prepare 3 minute video
    • Prepare final presentation

Week 10, May 8-May 12: Final Lessons Learned Training

  • Final lessons learned presentation guidelines
    • Team Name with initial idea and size of the opportunity
    • Team members – name, background, expertise, and role on the team
    • "Here was our original idea" — Version 1 of Business Model Canvas
    • "So here’s what we did…"
    • "So here’s what we found (reality), so then…"
    • At least three iterations of Business Model Canvases
    • "So here’s where we ended up."
    • What did you learn?
    • Do you think this is a viable business?
    • Do you want to continue to pursue it?
    • Appendix (every iteration of Business Model Canvas)
  • Video storyboard

Week 11, May 15-May 19: Final Lessons Learned Presentations

  • Team presentation: 3 minute video and a 10 minute presentation lessons learned findings
  • Teaching team final advice.

Week 12, May 22-May 26: No class

Course ended with final lessons learned presentations

Week 13, May 29-Jun 2: No class

Course ended with final lessons learned presentations

Aulas de Problemas

Week 0, Feb 20-Feb 24: Class Introduction

  • Find your team’s “Birds-in-Hand” and goals
  • Find and interact with people that can help your team

Week 1, Feb 27-Mar 3: Problems and Opportunities

Help teams with:

  • Find a business opportunity
  • Assess a business opportunity
  • Prepare the first version of the business model canvas
  • Update canvas on the web

Week 2, Mar 6-Mar 10: Opportunity Assessment

Help teams with:

  • Analysis of their opportunity assessment
  • Customer interviewing strategies
  • Specify their products and services
  • Understand their pain relievers and gain creators
  • Prepare interviews to validade hypotheses about value proposition
  • Update narrative and canvas on the web

Week 3, Mar 13-Mar 17: Value Proposition

Help teams with:

  • Analysis of their findings on value proposition
  • Define the customer segments
  • Find each customer segment jobs
  • Understand the pain and gains of each customer segment
  • Interviewing customers to validate hypotheses about customer segments
  • Update narrative and canvas on the web
  • Prepare presentation

Week 4, Mar 20-24: Customer Segments

Help teams with:

  • Analysis of their findings on customer segments
  • Defining hypotheses about channels
  • Prepare customer interviews to validade channel hypotheses
  • Update narrative and canvas on the web

Week 5, Mar 27-31: Channels

Help teams with:

  • Ananlysis of their findings on channels
  • Hypotheses about customer relationships
  • Prepare interviews to validate hypotheses about customer relationships
  • Landing page and digital marketing
  • Update narrative and canvas on the web

Week 6, Apr 3-Apr 7: Customer Relationships

Help teams with:

  • Analysis of the Customer Relationshios hypotheses
  • Prepare hyptheses for revenue models
  • Validation of revenue models hypotheses
  • Development of the MVP
  • Update narrative and canvas on the web

Week 6a, Apr 10-Apr 14: Easter Break

No class

Week 7, Apr 17-Apr 21: Revenue Models

Help teams with:

  • Analysis of revenue models findings
  • Formulating hypotheses for partners
  • Prepare interviews with potential partners
  • Work on the MVP
  • Update narrative and canvas on the web

Week 8, Apr 24-Apr 28: Partners

Help teams with:

  • Analysis of partners interviews
  • Formulate hypotheses on resources activities and costs
  • Ways to validade the hypotheses on resources, activities and costs
  • Development of the MVP
  • Update narrative and canvas on the web

Week 9, May 1-May 5: Resources, Activities and Costs

Help teams with:

  • Analysis of findings on resources activities and costs
  • Prepare customer interviews on the final business model
  • Understanding the concept of storytelling
  • Analyse the video storyboard
  • Prepare final presentation

Week 10, May 8-May 12: Final Lessons Learned Training

Help teams with:

  • rehearsal of the final presentation
  • video production

Week 11, May 15-May 19: Final Lessons Learned Presentations

Help teams with final lessons learned presentations.

Week 12, May 22-May 26: No class

Course ended with final lessons learned presentations

Week 13, May 29-Jun 2: No class

Course ended with final lessons learned presentations