Entrepreneur in Residence

The Entrepreneur in Residence Program, is a new initiative at the Graduate School of Education which offers advising services to faculty and students on innovative projects in education.

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Learning from Entrepreneurial experts.

Through engaging lectures, the Entrepreneur in Residence program brings students closer to the conversations and concerns of leading thinkers, authors, and researchers working on the frontlines of innovation, entrepreneurship, and cultural impact.

Meet the 2022 EIR,
Andre Nudelman.

Andre Nudelman is currently chairman of the Digital Media Academy, founded at Stanford in 1999 to provide technology education to K-12 teachers and develop technology immersion courses for students. Today it offers STEM online summer camps and courses in such topics as artificial intelligence, game design, and film-making to students in more than 125 countries. In addition to owning the company, Nudelman also supports thousands of full scholarships for talented students through the Nudelman Family Trust.

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To read Mr. Nudelman's full bio, check out his classes & seminars, and explore articles & research he has authored, visit his profile.

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EDUC 102I

International Education Policy Workshop

This is a project-based workshop. Practical introduction to issues in educational policy making, education reform, educational planning, implementation of policy interventions, and monitoring and evaluation in developing country contexts.

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EDUC 295

Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Education Technology Seminar

How do entrepreneurs, educators, and VC's evaluate and grow successful education and edtech startups? Why do most startups fail, and what are the key ingredients for success? This course will teach you the skills and strategies necessary to effectively evaluate educational services and technology startups much like prospective employees, expert educators, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and venture capital investors do.

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