A Quick Course on Lean

Over the weekend I got asked the best way to teach students the principles of Lean via Zoom.


One of the key lessons from our Educators Conference is that when teaching online complex information needs to be delivered to students in small, easily processed parts.


I realized that pre-pandemic I had put together a series of two-minute videos called “See Why.”  They’re not only helpful for a formal class but for anyone who wants to review the basics. Here’s what I suggested they offer their students:


Lean in Context


No Business Plan Survives First Contact With Customers


How did we build startups in the past?


The Business Model

An introduction to The Business Model Canvas


The Minimal Viable Product


How to Get, Keep and Grow Customers?


How to Get Out of the Building and Test the Business Model


What is Customer Development


What is Customer Discovery and Why Do it?


Why Get Out of the Building?


A short article on how to do Customer Discovery via Zoom


Jobs to be done


Customer Validation


The Pivot


The Harvard Business Review Article “Why the Lean Startup Changes Everything” ties the pieces together here


The Mission Model Canvas


What is the Mission Model Canvas


The Mission Model Canvas Videos


Extra’s


Why Customer Development is done by founders


What Do Customers Get from You?


What are Customer Problems/Pains?


Users, Payers and Multi-sided markets


How do I Know I Have the Right Customers – Testing


How big is it?


How to Avoid Pricing Mistakes


More two-minute lectures here


Tools for educators here


Tools for students here


Lessons Learned




Break up online lessons into small parts


 


 


 

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