Enhanced entrepreneurial learning through visual experiential learning

Paul Jones, Robert Newbery, Philip Underwood

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Abstract

This study considers the impact of an experiential visual-based learning pedagogy on students undertaking a business start-up module. The current undergraduate student is different with a dependency culture on a range of electronic media (e.g. mobile phone, laptop, tablets) underpinning their existence. The term ‘digitally demanding’ has been coined to describe such individuals. Such individuals think and act in a different way expecting immediate personal solutions to problems they encounter. Thus, there is a need to challenge their mindsets and thought processes to think in a creative and innovative manner to identify appropriate decisions. Educational pedagogy requires a significant mind shift to create enterprising and creative individuals for the modern organisation. The focus of this study is upon enabling students to develop a valid and robust business idea through use of visual learning methods that is described here as ‘rapid entrepreneurial action’.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEntrepreneurship education
Subtitle of host publicationContemporary issues in entrepreneurship research
Place of PublicationBingley
PublisherEmerald
Pages197-211
Number of pages15
Volume7
ISBN (Electronic)9781787142800
ISBN (Print)9781787142817
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 4 Oct 2017
Externally publishedYes

Publication series

NameContemporary Issues in Entrepreneurship Research
PublisherEmerald
ISSN (Print)2040-7246

Keywords

  • Experiential
  • Pedagogy
  • Students
  • Visual learning

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