Learn from the experts about using Capsim business simulations in the classroom.
The User's Seminar examines the classroom
from "30,000 feet."

Capsim training seminars look at course design, student behavior, teaching methods, assignments, and rubrics. Embed in the simulation experience are tools to assess and determine the Assurance of Learning process for accreditation. Participants are organized into teams and work through the simulation as both students and teachers.

Who Should Attend

• Current users with a keen interest in employing simulation technology in the classroom
• Experienced professors with a need to train other professors inside their school
• Faculty, department chairs, and others directly involved in curriculum development
• Faculty, chairs, and deans evaluating simulation technology to satisfy assurance of learning goals for accreditation
• Corporate trainers who are exploring simulations for their corporate seminars

New Users
The Capsim Curriculum Specialists help new users, and those evaluating simulation technology for their school, during the training seminars. The experienced faculty in each study group help participants over any hurdles, and the seminar concentrates the training into a few days.

Learning Outcomes Prepare Participants to:

• Set up the simulation for a class and register students
• Introduce the simulation to students
• Structure a syllabus and sample schedules
• Assist students up the learning curve
• Coach teams in breakout sessions or online
• Debrief a simulation round
• Minimize professor's workloads
• Organize homework assignments
• Manage final presentations
• Grade effectively
• Use simulations to satisfy the needs of external stakeholders such as parents, recruiters, business community leaders and the press
• Use Capstone^® or Foundation^® in executive education
• Use Comp-XM^® for Assurance of Learning

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