About the Yellow Sequoia blog
My goal is to highlight the latest stories, news and developments in the world of entrepreneurship education.
View ArticleSome questions about simulations
Although simulations are a primary tool for teaching subjects like flight lessons and disaster management, their use in theoretical subjects like business and entrepreneurship still boggles...
View ArticleUSASBE Roundtable Synopsis
At the USASBE roundtable, we were tasked with leading the discussion in ‘The Use and Importance of Simulations within Entrepreneurship Education Today’. Most of you know that simulations offer an...
View ArticleShould Schools Teach Basic Entrepreneurship Skills?
America remains a beacon of entrepreneurship. Founded and then settled by innovators and risk-takers who were willing to sacrifice old certainties for new opportunities, America’s infatuation with...
View ArticleMy first sim
When I first found out about SimVenture, I was a little skeptical. How could a simulation teach entrepreneurship. I was equally intrigued because if this could really facilitate a student to learn and...
View ArticleA Laboratory Test for Entrepreneurship Ideas
There is no substitute to experience. And you cannot gain experience unless you try it out, and maybe fail. The apprehension of failure when starting a new venture is instinctive. Students gear up with...
View ArticleListen to Steve Blank
Entrepreneurship education is about experience underpinned by theory. Our assertion of using simulations for teaching entrepreneurship got a thumbs up from the noted educator Steve Blank. He was the...
View ArticlePlaying games at work?
Companies are thinking of innovative approaches to motivate both their employees and clients to collaborate via digital platforms. Munich’s Technical University (TU) is exploring the use of play in...
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