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March 1st, 2014 by
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Many professionals have useful skills that they could pass on to others, but they don’t have the time or credentials for an official teaching position. Cool person in technology Michael Karanjanaprakorn wants these skilled professionals to have an outlet where they can spread their knowledge. That’s why he founded Skillshare, an online platform where professionals can apply to teach short video classes in subjects ranging anywhere from archery to sound mixing. Karanjanaprakorn’s site doesn’t cater to one particular niche or industry, but to a wide variety of disciplines. With experts teaching their disciplines on SkillShare, Karanjanaprakorn looks to build a more skilled global workforce. This cool person’s website has video classes that can help people land new jobs or do better in their current roles, regardless of whether those people are laptop repair professionals, marketers, or even entrepreneurs themselves. Skillshare’s main goal is to spread knowledge by allowing experts to share what they know online easily. Read more »

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January 4th, 2014 by
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The culture of entrepreneurship is one that consistently breeds new ideas from startup founders and innovators meeting and exchanging concepts. Cool person Reinier Evers has been part of this culture for a long time, but has recently decided to give back into it by founding Springwise. Springwise is a tech blog/service hybrid that posts three new entrepreneurial concepts or prototypes on the market each day. Springwise does not post about established companies or startups but budding concepts, the sorts of ideas that inspire entrepreneurs rather than simply report on news, trends, or people. Whether it’s a new idea about how to connect people with services like computer repair or a way to use technology to improve bike safety, Springwise will post about them to the entrepreneurial community that it serves. Evers’s hope is that he will promote connections internally in the entrepreneurial community and spark potential innovation. Read more »
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December 16th, 2013 by
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Having a great idea is only ever the first step. Many inventors and entrepreneurs will tell you this is the truth. Once someone has a smart idea for a business or product, that person then has to spend long hours carefully developing and refining idea until it becomes something workable. This is true whether someone is developing a business strategy or a new piece of technology. Turning ideas into successes takes hard work, and people do a lot of that hard work alone, at least at first, in fear that someone will take their idea. Cool product AHHHA is aiming to create a space on the web where creators can safely post their ideas and discuss them, getting input and insights from fellow inventors and entrepreneurs to refine their concepts. The company derives its name from the epiphany moment in which an idea is born—when someone internally says “Ahh ha!” It’s an appropriate title for a company dedicated to helping others develop their ideas from infancy into maturity. Entrepreneurs who have an idea but who do not have backgrounds can contact home computer support if they need help using the website. Read more »
