List of Contributions

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 ...

The responses to date have offered great examples of big upheavals, Mike, but re-reading your request I see you asked for examples that were sudden, and not long in the making. Very few cases indeed seem to qualify on this basis. · Virtually all technology 'shocks' are merely the crossing of a threshold ...

Luca's Collaboratorium looks great - followers of this list might also be interested in the following class exercise, which seems highly complementary to this initiative ... A big problem at Copenhagen is that no-one appreciates the scale and speed at which this problem is progressing, nor the scale ...

Apologies for cross-posting. John Wiley publishers have kindly supported a short [1.5 hour] workshop on late afternoon of Thursday 6th August, the day before the conference. You can register interest at http://www.strategydynamics.com/lp/teachers_workshops.htm. You will receive a short email approximately ...