We see the news headlines all the time. Companies struggling to deal with devastating social media and PR scandals or other frivolous disasters, like Nike with Zion Williamson’s failed shoe support. Even President Obama stepped in to offer his support
Imagine you can evaluate your employees by how well they respond to situations through emails and instant messages. With microsimulations, you can. During this webcast, we discuss how custom microsims can make e-learning more authentic to your workplace. We also
By Brendan Langen, Director of Product Design & Development at Capsim A great thing about creating a useful tool is its widespread application. Over the last several months, we have heard from dozens of interested authors who want to tell
Students are unprepared for careers. They enter the workforce feeling “exhausted,” “lost,” and “anxious,” according to a Harvard Business Review article. Can authentic assessment have something to do with it? At first glance, perhaps the weariness is generational. Millennials and
It’s been a tough year. From COVID-19, to social injustice, and online classes — our environment continually changes. What’s stayed the same? Our commitment to education. The pandemic has necessitated that instructors from all over the globe learn what it
Written by Brendan Langen, Director of Product Design & Development at Capsim The CapsimInbox Authoring Platform helps employers hire the right candidate for the role. You can put a job candidate through a moment in your job and see how
We are excited to announce the release of CapsimInbox: Business Law – a quick and easy way to make your business law course experiential. CapsimInbox: Business Law is a microsimulation that helps instructors effectively engage, measure and develop learners. Participants are
Capsim is excited to introduce CapsimInbox: Human Resources – a new microsimulation that measures the knowledge, strategies and skills required of effective HR professionals. Developed by Robert Portnoy, Capsim Contributor and Professor at Washington University in St. Louis, the microsimulation
