A Stanford University MOOC on technology entrepreneurship covering how to start and build technology ventures, with video lectures and an optional team project component. Commenters note the lectures are free while the course book is not.

Commenters point to it as a free alternative to paid pre-incubators, noting the video lectures are free and teams can be formed for hands-on projects.

On Reddit (2)

1. Strongly recommends-lovewillwin-r/smallbusiness2016in “Is there a free/cheap online course to learn more about the basics of business, specifically retail/e-commerce?”

   The Stanford tech entrepreneurship course is awesome.

2. Recommendshaltingpointr/startups2013in “Startup Land does not need pre-incubators and similar entities like the Founder Institute, use the Internet”▲ 3

   Thank you for posting this. I'd add that in addition to the resources you provided on the business side of things, there are just as many (if not more) amazing resources for the execution. I'm a marketing guy, but I've been teaching myself to code over the years. Now that I know HTML, CSS, and can…

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