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3E-Learning Project

The 3E-Learning.org initiative is the outcome of the collaboration and financial support of the Kauffman Foundation, DECA and the George Washington University. 3E, or Entrepreneurial Experiential Education, strives to establish more and better use of entrepreneurial experiential learning exercises and games used as teaching tools to assist educators in teaching entrepreneurship, small business, and new venture in their classes.

There are many teaching methods within entrepreneurship that educators can use to teach their students about entrepreneurship, small business and new venture creation. The class exercises, games, projects and experiments that instructors create to help assist in their teaching are called entrepreneurial experiential exercises. The 3E-Learning site is a community site designed to collect and disseminate these entrepreneurial experiential exercises to other instructors.

2012 3E Learning Competition: Innovative Entrepreneurship Education Competition

Held at the 2012 USASBE Annual Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 13, 2012.

1st Place and Winner of $500:

"The Really Big Value Idea Workshop" by Alex Bruton, Mount Royal University (Canada)

2nd Place and Winner of $250:

"Bag Resume" by Ray Smilor, Texas Christian University

3rd Place and Winner of $100:

"Social Networks as Resource Networks" by Eric Liguori, California State University, Fresno


Learn more at http://www.3e-learning.org/ and at the ICSB 3E site.