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Where business
students learn by doing

Premium educational simulations where students make the strategic decisions that shape real businesses. Learn by doing, compete to win.

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How your course runs

Set the course.
Keep your focus on teaching.

Routine delivery follows your schedule. You stay close to the moments that need your judgment.

  1. Configure once

    Choose the course, organize sections, and set your round deadlines.

  2. Students learn by doing

    Students make decisions, apply concepts, and explain the thinking behind their choices.

  3. Routine work runs

    Scheduled rounds, automated grading, and feedback keep the course moving.

  4. Review and teach

    Spot-check grades, handle exceptions, and discuss what students have learned.

Assessment with faculty oversight

A common rubric.
A useful next step.

Students see how their work was assessed. Faculty can review the reasoning and retain control of grades.

Student marketing plan

Illustrative excerpt

Turning a decision into a rationale

Intro to Marketing · Target market & positioning

We chose convenience-focused students as our primary segment. Our $24 price and campus pickup channel support their need for a simple, affordable option. We allocated 60% of our promotion budget to campus creators because they reach this audience where it already spends time. Our next step is to test whether convenience matters more than a lower price.

Recorded decisions in this example

Target segment
Convenience-focused students
Price
$24
Channel
Campus pickup

Applied learning rubric

Levels 0–4

Select a criterion to explore the feedback.

Meets expectations

Use of Evidence

The price, channel, and promotion allocation support the recommendation. To strengthen the argument, explain the trade-off behind one of these choices.

Use of Evidence. Example level 3 of 4. Meets expectations. The price, channel, and promotion allocation support the recommendation. To strengthen the argument, explain the trade-off behind one of these choices.

Faculty review and grade overrides remain available.

Explore the criteria above. Excerpt, decisions, feedback, and levels are illustrative.

Support for assurance of learning

Make learning visible across your program.

Bring evidence from the classroom into your school's AACSB assurance-of-learning process, with outcomes connected to the skills students demonstrate.

Build an evidence base around the competencies your program wants students to demonstrate.

  • Connect assessments to your learning goals
  • Define what meets expectations
  • See attainment by assessment criterion

Learning evidence

Illustrative data

What can students demonstrate?

Intro to Marketing · 24 individual reports
Use of evidence19 of 24 meet or exceed

5 below · 13 meet · 6 exceed expectations

Concept application21 of 24 meet or exceed

3 below · 13 meet · 8 exceed expectations

Decision alignment18 of 24 meet or exceed

6 below · 13 meet · 5 exceed expectations

A starting point for a faculty conversation

Where could students better connect their recommendations to their actual decisions?

Program reporting currently supports selected Intro to Marketing and Launchpad sections. Your school defines its goals and assessment process.

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Smart Home Device

Marketing Management & Strategy

Compete on pricing, product features and channel strategy in a multi-segment consumer electronics market.

$29.99–$44.99 / student
Semester access
Free for instructors
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Subscription Coffee

Consumer Behavior

Position a subscription coffee brand by understanding what truly drives loyalty across segments.

$27.99 / student
Semester access
Free for instructors
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Boutique Hotel

Services Marketing

Run a boutique hotel through pricing, staffing, service quality and brand-building decisions.

$27.99 / student
Semester access
Free for instructors
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Wellness Beverage

Social Media Marketing

Run social for a wellness beverage brand. Define voice, ride cultural moments, survive a crisis across four compressed weeks.

$27.99 / student
Semester access
Free for instructors
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Launch Your Own Brand

Intro to Marketing

Principles of Marketing in four rounds — segment, brand, price, promote. Each student launches their own brand from scratch.

$19.99 / student
Semester access
Free for instructors

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