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Step-by-Step AI Lesson Plan for Entrepreneurship Students in 2026
Your students are walking into class with real concerns about AI. And they aren’t shy about sharing them. Is it cheating? Is it killing the planet? Is it taking the job they’re spending four years studying for? These aren’t fringe opinions. They’re the loudest voices...
AI in Entrepreneurship Education: 4 Course Changes in 2026
Over the last year, AI in entrepreneurship education has massively changed the landscape of how we as educators teach. Additionally, artificial intelligence has altered what students can produce, how quickly they can produce it, and what employers now expect them to...
AI Literacy for Students: Teach the AI Sandwich
New research shows entry-level workers have already seen employment declines. At the same time, employers are asking graduates to demonstrate that they can utilize AI as a tool, not a substitute for judgment. If we teach students to combine human insight with AI,...
Interactive teaching tools and simulations that bring entrepreneurship education to life.
Teaching Finance in Entrepreneurship: A Personal-First Lesson Plan
Teaching finance in entrepreneurship is consistently ranked one of the most challenging parts of a curriculum. Not because the content is too advanced, but because students don’t feel like it’s relevant enough to be worth the challenge of learning. Gen Z has the...
Pitch Rubric for Student Presentations: Grade Pitches Objectively
📢 Come here from our email? Jump straight to the Sample Pitch Rubric download. Grading pitches often feels squishy. You know when a presentation is strong. You know when one falls flat. But explaining the difference between an A and a C can be surprisingly difficult....
AI Image Generation for Marketing
Halfway through the term, a student raises their hand and says, “We have a great product idea, but none of us are designers.” Ten years ago, that would have stopped the project cold. Today, it is a teachable moment. With AI image generation, students can go from ideas...
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