Online Training – AI in Entrepreneurship
- Interactive Bulgaria Foundation
- Jun 25
- 1 min read
Date: 25 June 2025
Introduction
Teachers from Bulgaria, Greece, Poland and Austria logged on for a 90‑minute crash‑course in using AI to energise entrepreneurship lessons. Trainer Etien Yanev set the tone early: “AI is a hammer; what you build is up to you.”
Agenda at a Glance
Welcome & housekeeping – Kristiyan Bratovanov kept it short (bad cold, good mood).
AI = tool, not magic – the robot‑with‑a‑hammer slide.
Prompt craft 101 – role → task → context → output + examples.
Deep Research demo – Gemini pulled a 13‑page market brief with sources in two minutes.
MVP builders – Canva AI for mock‑ups; Quote AI for code snippets.
Audio twist – Notebook LM auto‑generated a 23‑minute podcast from slides.
Open floor – Q&A on privacy, translation with DeepL and keeping AI output original.
Wrap‑up – feedback form and invite to pilot tools in class.
Highlights
1. Research on turbo‑mode
Gemini’s Deep Research feature stitched together trends, tables and 40+ citations—perfect starter material for student projects.
2. Ideas to visuals in minutes
Canva AI, Quote AI and Stitch by Google turned napkin ideas into usable mock‑ups or code—no design degree needed.
3. Podcast learning
Notebook LM’s two‑host podcast sounded “real enough for Spotify”, giving audio‑oriented learners a new way to revise.
4. Prompt basics still win
Clear role, specific task and rich context consistently beat vague one‑liners.
5. Keep humans in the loop
Participants agreed: AI speeds things up, but fact‑checking and creativity stay ours.
Next Steps
Test a tool – each teacher will trial at least one AI tool in a summer lesson plan.
Share outcomes – post successes (and flops) in the project Slack before September.
Follow‑up webinar – October 2025: showcase classroom stories and refine the AI toolkit
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