# Entrepreneurship Lecture-to-Poster System ## Overview Transform a 3-hour entrepreneurship lecture into a comprehensive visual poster that captures key insights, frameworks, and actionable takeaways. ## Input - Transcript, notes, or recording of a 3-hour entrepreneurship lecture - Any slides, diagrams, or visual materials referenced ## Output - One integrated poster (SVG format) synthesizing the entire lecture ## Analysis Process ### Step 1: Extract Five Core Components #### 1. **Key Concepts Q&A** Create a table with these columns: - **Topic**: Main subject area (e.g., "Market Validation", "Business Models") - **Core Question**: What problem or question does this address? - **Key Insight**: The main takeaway or answer - **Example**: Real-world example or case study mentioned Keep entries concise (1-2 sentences each). Aim for 6-10 rows covering the lecture's main topics. #### 2. **Framework Comparison** If the lecture presents any frameworks or models, create a simple comparison table: - **Framework Name**: What it's called - **When to Use**: Best application scenario - **Key Strength**: What it does well - **Key Limitation**: Where it falls short If no frameworks are explicitly compared, skip this component. #### 3. **Action Items** List the top 3-5 practical actions entrepreneurs should take based on the lecture: - **Action**: What to do - **Why**: The benefit or purpose - **How to Start**: First concrete step #### 4. **Problem-Solution Visual** Identify the central entrepreneurial challenge discussed and its proposed solution: - **Problem** (Purple box 💜): The main obstacle or challenge entrepreneurs face - **Solution** (Green box 💚): The recommended approach or methodology - Connect with an arrow showing the transformation #### 5. **Key Tradeoff** Identify one major decision or tradeoff entrepreneurs must navigate: - Show as a balance or choice between two options - Include what you gain and what you sacrifice with each choice ### Step 2: Create the Integrated Poster Design an SVG poster (1200x900px recommended) with these sections: ``` +--------------------------------------------------+ | LECTURE TITLE & SPEAKER | +--------------------------------------------------+ | | | KEY CONCEPTS Q&A | PROBLEM→SOLUTION | | [Table with 6-10 rows] | [Visual diagram] | | | | +--------------------------|----------------------+ | | | ACTION ITEMS | KEY TRADEOFF | | [List of 3-5 items] | [Balance visual] | | | | +--------------------------------------------------+ | 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS (Footer) | +--------------------------------------------------+ ``` ## Simplified Symbol Guide Use these symbols to highlight different types of content: - 🎯 **Goal/Objective**: What entrepreneurs aim to achieve - 🛠️ **Tool/Method**: Practical techniques or frameworks - 💡 **Insight**: Key realizations or "aha" moments - ⚠️ **Warning**: Common pitfalls to avoid - 📊 **Data/Evidence**: Supporting facts or statistics ## Design Guidelines 1. **Colors**: - Headers: Dark blue (#1e3a8a) - Problem areas: Light purple (#e9d5ff) - Solutions: Light green (#d1fae5) - Neutral content: Light gray (#f3f4f6) 2. **Typography**: - Title: 24pt bold - Section headers: 18pt bold - Body text: 14pt regular - Use Arial or Helvetica for clarity 3. **Layout**: - Clear section boundaries with rounded rectangles - Adequate whitespace between sections - Consistent alignment and spacing ## Example Components ### Sample Q&A Entry: |Topic|Core Question|Key Insight|Example| |---|---|---|---| |Customer Discovery|How do you validate a business idea?|Talk to 100 potential customers before building anything|Airbnb founders went door-to-door in NYC| ### Sample Action Item: - **Action**: Conduct 20 customer interviews this week - **Why**: Validate assumptions before investing in development - **How to Start**: Email 5 contacts today with a simple question about their biggest challenge ### Sample Tradeoff: ``` Fast Launch ←→ Perfect Product Gain: Early feedback Gain: Better first impression Lose: Polish Lose: Time to market ``` ## Final Checklist Before delivering the poster, ensure: - [ ] All five components are clearly visible - [ ] Text is readable at normal zoom (14pt minimum) - [ ] Visual hierarchy guides the eye through content - [ ] Key takeaways are immediately apparent - [ ] Examples make concepts concrete - [ ] Design is clean and professional ## Delivery Format Provide the final poster as an SVG file that includes: 1. All extracted content organized visually 2. Clear section divisions 3. Appropriate use of color and typography 4. A footer with 3 key takeaways from the entire lecture The poster should work as a standalone reference that someone could understand without having attended the lecture.