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Sneak-Peek of BizzyB Version 3, the digital project-based learning platform for students, grades 7-12. Includes a library of project templates for student innovation and entrepreneurship projects. In this session, teachers are challenged to work their way through signup and project journaling to create a project that drives a pitch deck, business plan, personal digital portfolio and 21st Century life skill assessments.
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Lemonade Alley Sponsorship Deck, 2015
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The Endearment Effect
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WhatsMyVIBE
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The My Golf VIBE System uses assessments of visioning, inventing, and building skills to create a golfer's profile and recommend products and training to improve their game. It generates performance reports to track progress towards goals. Golfers can access their profile online to receive personalized discounts on matched products and track their scores in order to analyze strengths and weaknesses. Retailers can also use the system to collect customer data and match products to shopper profiles.
VIBE Aspiration Theory
This document discusses how storytelling and understanding personality types can help improve retail marketing in the new "Age of Story". It suggests retailers will need to get better at profiling customers' desires and "vibes" in order to deliver more relevant and personalized shopping experiences. A new tool called "Vibe" is proposed that would help customers and retailers understand personality types and match products based on analyzing shopping surveys, product profiles, and customer personality assessments. The future of retail is envisioned as being more focused on personalization and helping each individual customer explore and enhance their own unique story through recommended retail offerings.
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