This semester I’m taking another step in figuring out how to effectively teach the basics of financial statements to non-business students. Today I worked on various ideas for adding a game element to next Tuesday’s class.
Tag Archives: eet
EET – Customers editing
Spent at least an hour with a red pen editing this future blog post. Made a lot of progress on it.
Editing EET Customers
Started editing this document. Didn’t make a lot of changes, mostly kept reading it over and over trying to reorganize the opening.
EET – Market Opportunities
I did a restart writing this section of the EET site. I didn’t get very far (224 words) before I just petered out. This section is unusually hard for some reason.
EET – Customers part 3
Finished up writing in all the sections. Another 1,115 words today. That whole document is now 2,800 words and can use a harsh pruning.
EET – Customers part 2
Continued writing the Customers portion of my EET class. There’s still some work to do. 1,013 words.
EET – PDI and Customers part 2
Finished up the first pass at this document. Another 1,589 words adding to customer phases and talking about metrics and market segment strategies.
EET – PDI and Customers
Full post analyzing PDI’s approach to clients pre-DreamWorks. We had three distinct market segments that had to be treated differently in almost every way. I got through the first 2,217 words; about 2/3 of the way. Hoping to finish it tomorrow. It will be great to have this thought out in detail before class on Thursday. I’ve talked about PDI in pieces in this class, but it was never as cohesive as this.
EET Customers
Started writing up the Customers portion of my EET class. Only about a third of the way through. Trying to figure out what to say that isn’t already said better in the resources of the class. 679 words.
Edited EET Value Proposition doc
I rewrote a lot of it. 456 new words.