Workplace Simulation Games
Why Actee Hub?
Casework
Play and learn through relatable game cases
Realism
Prepare students for work life with gamification and cases used by large international organizations
Engagement
Use game elements to engage students in face-to-face teaching
Practice
Make theory action-oriented as applied in examples of real-life situations and natural human reactions
Collaboration
Work together in groups to reflect on new perspectives provoked by the outcome of game decisions
Data Generation
Get an overview of the choices made and actions taken in the games with the data tool
Three main concepts
Actee Change
Actee Leadership
Actee Communication
Facilitation
Teaching and facilitating with simulation games on the Actee Hub is an engaging way to motivate and involve the students in their own learning in class. The games work as tools to make theoretical learning more practice-oriented through relatable casework and decision-making, which moves learning closer to worklife.
Teaching or facilitating with games on the hub could typically involve these 4 steps:
Step 1
The teacher creates a session for the specific class and/or module with a so-called SessionBuilder tool provided online
Step 2
The teacher introduces relevant theory, which can include theory directly applied in the chosen game as well as related theory within the field
Step 3
All students are divided into groups, they onboard the CBS customized hub and begin playing and negotiating decisions
Step 4
Throughout the game play, the teacher gathers students' reflections and discussions around the physical floorboard in class or on a digital floorboard
Theory & Practice
Build your own game case
Besides the many game cases with different stories, subjects and learning focus, the Actee Hub enables teachers and students to build and customize their own game cases. In this way, new theories and cases can be applied to the game builder for involving lectures.
The game builder can also be used by the students as a group project or as part of an internship where the students build a simulation as part of an assignment product or presentation.
Support
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