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Raising Aspirations
Progression
Programme
Stage 1:
Enterprise Slide2
In today’s session you will…Slide3
Ice Breaker: Ideas on a postcard Slide4
Chocolate Tea Pot
Edible pens
Bike with no wheels
Underwater hair dryer
‘
Screenless
’ computer
Solar powered carVibrating pillow alarmPortable goldfish tankWaterproof teabag
FOR
AGAINST
Task: Worthwhile or Useless?Slide5
Critical Thinking Task: Hidden ColoursSlide6
What is an
Entreprenur
?Slide7
What is an
Entreprenur
?Slide8
Enterprise in college and the communitySlide9
How Can You Become an Entrepreneur?Slide10
Discuss: Enterprise SkillsSlide11
Enterprise at work or be an entrepreneurSlide12
Innovation is when we have a new idea which we turn into a product / service.S
ometimes it is just changing (tweaking) an existing idea.
The
reason we innovate
is to
solve
a problem.
Why would we need a car that drives itself? Discuss: What is Innovation? Slide13
Task: Why Didn’t I Think Of That?Slide14
Think of an
idea
and a visionWhat do you
need
to achieve it?
How will you go about to
achieve
it?Propose your plan to the audienceBuilding your enterprise skills…Slide15Slide16Slide17
ENTERPRISE CHALLENGE: 21
st
Century Technology
Design a 21
st
Century Phone of the Future
Design a phone App. Slide18
Some people think it’s simply the powerful hardware and base a smart phone solely on that
What else makes it smart?
What makes a Smart Phone Smart?Slide19
“However, that’s only part of what makes a smartphone “smart”. The other half of the equation comprises of the applications that run the device”Slide20
What is an App?Slide21
Why are apps so popular?
Apps typically exist to solve a problem
In the ‘
olden days
’ people carried a lot of different things around with him Slide22
Life Before Smart Phones!
Remember these…Slide23
1. “Time wasters”
2. Everyday
3. Occasional
Types of Apps…Slide24
What makes an app popular and successful? Slide25
Problem
– no real problem – it’s all about making a fun entertaining game for people to play in their spare time
App Solution
– a highly addictive game that’s simple but very fun to play & well designed
Benefit
– users are entertained & have fun playing
This game was perhaps a victim of its own success!
Flappy Bird
Example of ‘
time waster
’ appSlide26
Whatsapp
The problem
– It’s expensive to send picture and video messages
App solution
– An easy to use communications software that lets you send multimedia messages for free using 3G, 4G or
wifi
Benefit
– Cheaper, faster and easier to use, giving greater control to the user
Example of ‘
everyday
’ appSlide27
The problem
– It’s difficult for customers to find black cabs and similarly for cabbies to locate customers as they trawl the streets
App solution
– Allows customers to virtually “hail” a cab and connects customers and taxi drivers together
Benefits
– Less wasted time for cabbies who are more efficient, easier for customers who don’t have to wait and hope for a cab – they know one is on the way
Hailo
Example of ‘
occasional
’ appSlide28
The Enterprise
App Challenge!
Your turn to design an app! Slide29
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Task 1: Which App?
Blue Sky Thinking…
Mind-map your ideas for different
Apps
.
Choose ONE design.
Which category fits your App? time-waster
, every day and occasional?Slide30
Task 2: Name your app
What is your
App
going to be
called
?
Come up with a
catchy name
that will
represent
what your
App
is about Slide31
Design your app
> Think of its logo
> What does the home page look like?
> Annotate icons and tell us what each one does
Task 3: App Planning! Slide32
Task 4: App Design Time Slide33
Extension Task: Phone of the Future Slide34
Product Decisions…Slide35
How to make it?Slide36
Pitch Your Ideas!
BODY LANGUAGE
EYE CONTACT
CLEAR LOUD VOICE
TONE HUMOUR
RELAX
PLANNING RESOURCES
FLIP CHART IT
CONVEY MESSAGE PRODUCT
DESIGN
UNIQUE SELLING POINT
FUNCTIONS
FEATURES
AUDIENCE
COST
QUESTIONS Slide37
http://www.mikemichalowicz.com/the-37-greatest-business-ideas-for-young-entrepreneurs
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Could YOU be an entrepreneur? Slide38
Reflect…
What skills have YOU practiced and developed in this task?
What skills did your peers demonstrate in their presentations?
What went well? What would you do differently?
How has Enterprise Challenge helped you to become EMPLOYABLE?