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Patenting an Invention: A Educational Program Guide

Learn how to patent inventions and engage with inventors through an educational program. Explore the patenting process, examples of patented inventions, and Q&A sessions. Collaborate with local inventors and create a panel discussion to inspire innovation.

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Patenting an Invention: A Educational Program Guide

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  1. Patenting an Invention Rob Zoccano Resident Assistant Western Connecticut State University Featured Institution

  2. Notes from editor This bulletin board can easily be turned into an educational program. • Overview and goal of program • Steps to patent an invention a. Document your idea b. Research c. Make a prototype d. File for a patent e. Market your idea • Inventions-give examples of people who patented their invention • Have a small panel of inventors (you may want to work with alumni affairs, the business school, the art/fine arts school or department, and community leaders to develop a list of local inventors or people from the institution or area) • Questions and Answers • Evaluations

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