A conversation with Even Haug Larsen,
Assistant Professor, NTNU
Introduction to reflection, a key aspect of learning. The concept is discussed using Kolb’s Learning Cycle, with thoughts on how reviewing experiences helps you gain insight, move forward and learn. The cognitive load theory is outlined and three clear-cut steps of the reflective process explained.
Kolb’s Learning Cycle
Dealing with stress
Cognitive load theory
A conversation with Elli Verhulst,
Associate Professor, NTNU
Why is sustainability important? How is it related to social and economic considerations? Create sustainable development and discover opportunities for change through sustainable business model strategies.
Triple bottom line
Life cycle thinking
Systems thinking
Sustainable business model strategies
Triple Layered Business Model Canvas
A conversation with Roger Sørheim,
Professor, NTNU
How much funding is needed for your start-up to survive? Learn about different types of funding, why some are becoming increasingly popular and what type of funding you should choose for your company. How do you map out and prepare yourself for investors?
How to get the funding to survive
Learn about different types of funding
Find and reach the right investors for your start-up
A conversation with Sigrid Brandshaug,
Ph.D. student, NTNU
This video explains how to form teams and enhance your chances to succeed together. It explores challenges and advantages in different types of teams, and how to develop and improve team efficiency.
A conversation with Haakon Thue Lie,
Assistant Professor, NTNU
Provides an overview of and explains the most important Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). Learn more about the tools you have to protect and remain in control of your assets, including the road from knowledge and know-how to intellectual assets. How can you capture the intellectual capital of a company and document the value?
A conversation with Roger Sørheim
Assistant Professor, NTNU
An introduction on how to tell customers from users. Further defining and segmenting the market, relating customers and end users to these segments. Find suitable first customers and get valuable hints on how to price your product or service.
A conversation with Even Haug Larsen, Assistant Professor, NTNU
This video addresses people with their hair on fire, and how they can help you avoid the most common reasons startups fail. What do you need to create a new product and how can you find a market opportunity? Can you create demand for your product or service over time? Learn from the mistakes of others with examples of failed products and ask yourself the most important questions.
A conversation with Karolina Lesniak,
Ph.D. candidate, NTNU
Wondering why you should do user and customer research? This introductory video explains how to gain knowledge about your users and customers, and turn it into convincing arguments. Also discussing what can happen if you’re not aware of confirmation bias.
A conversation with Federico Lozano,
Assistant Professor, NTNU
How to use the design thinking approach to develop products and services addressing the real needs of people. Explaining why we need to understand humans on an emphatic level, build rapid prototypes and test early by interacting with actual users. This video breaks down the process and thoughts building the design thinking approach, focusing on the practical aspect of building something new.
A conversation with Øystein Widding,
Assistant Professor, NTNU
This video covers different types of resources and how to exploit these. In particular, knowledge is discussed as a means of innovation. Trying to answer what the most important resources in our modern society are, as well as how to identify gaps in your own resource base.
