Instructors & Researchers

  • Pilot one of our simulations in your course to help students acquire skill more effectively
  • Study how a simulation-based assessment compares with traditional assessment tools
  • Co-design new scenarios tailored to specific professional domains
  • As a graded assignment
    Students complete the simulation and submit either:
    • the transcript plus a brief reflection, or
    • a structured worksheet summarizing their strategy and agreement.
    You evaluate using your own rubric or one we provide.
  • As a diagnostic
    Use the simulation early in a course to get a baseline snapshot of students’ negotiation or communication skills, then revisit similar scenarios later.
  • As part of research or program evaluation
    Combine simulation data with surveys, peer ratings, or other measures to study how people actually behave in interpersonal situations.

  • Access to the simulation for your learners (via a launch link)
  • Instructor notes, including scenario background, learning and assessment objectives, and configuration options
  • Sample rubrics and debrief prompts you can adapt to your context
  • Basic usage information (e.g., how many participants launched or completed the scenario)
  • Skill assessment report