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Deliverables

Ongoing Deliverables

  • Schedule and participate in weekly virtual meetings with your Practitioner Mentor and Academic Mentor
    • Alternate meeting with your mentors.  If during one week you meet with your Academic Mentor, then the next week you should meet with your Practitioner Mentor.
    • Meetings should last approximately 1 hour.
  • Attend weekly Virtual Thought Leader Sessions and participate on The Panel once during the semester
    • When on The Panel, you are required to share your video, provide comments, and ask questions throughout the whole session.  You are as much a component of this session as are the Thought Leaders.  As such, you should prepare for the session by doing research on the topic and on the Thought Leaders themselves. See http://www.lawwithoutwalls.org/virtualsessions for the schedule of panelists.
    • When you are not on The Panel, you are still required to engage in the discussion via the live chat or by putting your name in The Queue to share your video and address The Panel.  
  • Schedule and participate in one or two virtual meetings with your Team’s Subject Expert Advisor before April
  • Schedule and participate in one or two virtual meetings with your Team’s Entrepreneur Advisor before April

One-Time Deliverables

By 11 January

Introduce yourself to ALL your teammates  (via email, Skype, Google+, etc) and sign up for and learn how to use Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn

On 17 January 

Attend Adobe Connect Training Open House (noon to midnight GMT) 

By 20 January 

Schedule first 1 hour meeting with Mentors for week of 23 January (during this meeting, map out the time, day, and mode of communication for future meetings) 

By 3 February

Finish background research on your topic

Narrow down your topic to a discrete subject area

Identify at least one relevant group of people to “investigate” and begin mining for the gaps

By 17 February

Identify the problem you are going to attempt to solve (i.e. the gap you want to fill) and the target audience for your solution

Begin brainstorming solutions to the problem

On 22 February

Present Steps 1, 2, and 3 (and maybe more) of “The 5 Steps to a  Project of Worth” to fellow students, Michele, and Michael during our Virtual Thought Leader Sessions

By 2 March

Identify and assess your solution (i.e. finalize Steps 4 and 5 of “The 5 Steps to a Project of Worth”)

2 March to 28 March

Share your “5 Steps to a Project of Worth” with your Mentors and your Team’s Subject Expert Advisor and Entrepreneur Advisor (note: this may be an appropriate time to reach out to a member of our Venture Capitalist Board or one of our floating Subject Experts)

Begin creating the Project of Worth i.e., the actual solution or a manifestation of the solution

28 March through 11 April

Deliver Mock Project of Worth Presentation to fellow students, Michele, and Michael during our weekly Virtual Thought Leader Sessions

By 12 April

Email Final Draft of Project of Worth Presentation to be presented at the ConPosium

14 April to 15 April

Present your Project of Worth at the ConPosium