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Hi Dr Foster ... This is not a direct answer to your questions, but raises an issue you might consider. There are vast quantities of high-quality course material already available online [plus, of course, plenty of garbage!] - so asking your existing Faculty to create yet more online classes may, for ...

Strategy Dynamics Ltd provides much simpler strategy games, used among other institutions at London Business School and Wharton - see sdgamesonline.com. I must declare an interest in these. Kim Warren T:+44 1844 274061 | M: +44 7802 485869 | Sk: kim.d.warren | www.strategydynamics.com On 1 March ...

Hi Steven - you might find something useful, or at least some ideas in the attached deck, just presented to an HR Analytics conference in London. Run the slide-show to follow the story and click the links for working models, which work well as short in-class exercises on tablets or laptops. Kind regards ...

I am putting together a panel for the Teaching track at the SMS Conference in Rome, Sept 12-15 – Bringing Strategy Classes to Life with Simulations. It would be helpful to the audience if we could get as diverse a view of 'simulations' as possible, ranging from pencil-paper exercises right up to full-scale, ...

Lin did ask specifically for "simple, class-based simulations". The big games others mentioned are powerful, but take a lot of class-time and are demanding for faculty to manage. Many small, in-class exercises exist that deliver powerful learning – see for example the 'microworld' business games at ...