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Hi and welcome to the inventors Learning Center course do it yourself.
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Patten's searching paten research for independent inventors and entrepreneurs.
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My name is Stuart Walsh and I'm one of the instructors here at I'll see.
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Combined we have over 30 years of experience in inventing patenting and entrepreneurship in all those
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years we've spent plenty of time answering questions from new inventors about how the process works.
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About paten research about getting patents and about getting your products on the shelves in assembling
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this and other ILC courses.
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We're creating a complete curriculum so that you can get all of your questions answered in one place.
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The goal of all our courses is to educate inventors and entrepreneurs about the skills they need to
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succeed in this course will be teaching you the ins and outs of the massive often confusing world of
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Pan research.
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We've designed this course with independent inventors in mind that's people with a new invention.
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In some phase of development and they want to get some searching done to maybe see if they should be
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moving any farther.
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However there's more to research than just getting that binary yes no answer about whether or not you
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should move on.
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Research is also an important tool for developing your invention once you get in and start looking at
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the patents you're going to have a much better idea of what's missing how you can refine your invention
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to the point where it's not only going to be patentable but also successful in the marketplace.
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Also your research is an important input into your patent application.
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When you apply for a patent you're almost always going to get some sort of a rejection.
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But the more you know about what you're up against the more research you've done the better chance you're
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going to have of addressing things actively in your application and therefore being able to overcome
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things with greater ease.
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For this course we're going to be using free search services such as Google Patten's free patents online
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and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and for recording and organizing our search we're going to
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be using relatively inexpensive or free tools like Microsoft Excel or Google Spreadsheets and like I
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said before everything you learn in your search can be used to improve your invention and increase your
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chances of getting a patent and this course we're going to start with a section on the basic terms and
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concepts for patent research patents have a look and language all their own and it can be very bewildering.
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So hopefully when we get through with all of that you'll have a pretty good handle on the basic terms
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and concepts then we'll learn about the preliminaries of research how to set things up so that you have
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everything ready to go when you actually get into searching.
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And then we're going to go through a full patent search and after we finished the patent search we're
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going to look at some of the more advanced tools that you can use to do further searching.
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We want to make sure that this course stays current for as long as possible.
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So if there are any major changes to the spreadsheets or search tools we're going to update those sections
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of the course.
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So with that in mind let's get into the first section.
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The paten primmer.
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