At the beginning, each student presented an idea, then the class voted a preference. The students then grouped around the top vote getters. There was a Web radio company, a reseller of television ratings data, an agricultural trade site, an architecture portal, a tax management site, a supplier of uniforms for intramural teams and one group which asked that their idea not be described. So we don't want anyone to steal the idea. All in all, some good ideas, some great ones and others that need work.
Bad ideas are a dime a dozen.
But some of them would present with this gleam in their eyes, where they knew they had a winner. It would be cool to think there are thousands of these classes across the world in which the entrepreneurs of the future are learning how to harness the new media. They will enter the workforce, take over and make the world a better place. Tracy, however, said she believes her class is unique. Too many of the classes that seek to teach technology business focus on the wrong thing.