Upstart Business Journal
Startup guru Steve Blank gives knowledge away for free
by Laura Baverman, Contributing Writer
November 27, 2012 

Talk about #GivingTuesday. 

Steve Blank—a Lean Startup pioneer, most-coveted Stanford professor, the man who packs rooms at conferences, whose courses are modeled in universities nationwide—has opened his library of presentations and lectures, books, and videos to any entrepreneur, wannabe entrepreneur, or entrepreneurship educator. 

Blank calls it open-source entrepreneurship, his chance to give back and to help others with their starts. He does that every day as a professor, but now he's doing it for everyone. 

In a lengthy blog post Tuesday, Blank offers up dozens of startup tools, his Lean LaunchPad course, an entrepreneurs' checklist, and recommended reading list. Many items have been available on his website for some time. But now he's packaged them together nicely. 

For professors and instructors, he gives slides and video and syllabi from dozens of courses he's taught at Stanford, Berkeley, Columbia, and Caltech. 

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