Case discussion teaches pattern recognition after the fact. A simulation makes students decide under uncertainty, then live the consequences. Force Majeure brings that to MBA and executive courses, free for instructors to evaluate.
A lecture case asks students to analyze a decision someone else already made. Force Majeure asks them to make it, against time pressure and incomplete information, with AI rivals running the extractive and state-capture playbooks the casebook documents. The lesson lands because students feel the cost of a choice before they read why it failed.
A four-part formula scores every decision. Students never see a lecture on it; they feel it, then read the cultural reveal that explains what they missed.
Assessment runs on the written reflection rather than the in-game score, so the leaderboard cannot be gamed for a grade.
Scenarios are built on documented local concepts from the markets where the research was done.
Instructors get a free account and a course kit with discussion questions and debrief prompts for every tutorial scenario. Use it as a self-study supplement, a single seminar, or a full elective. Students pay about $35 per course, in the band of a textbook, and the first pilot semester is free for early adopters.
The method rests on solid ground: experiential learning outperforms lecture by a measurable margin in the peer-reviewed literature, and the scoring is calibrated to a 2021 Harvard Business Review finding on community-embedded firms in crisis.
See the course kit →A case study is analyzed after the outcome is known. The simulation makes students decide while the crisis unfolds, with consequences that carry across later quarters, so it tests judgment rather than recall.
No. The grade rests on the student's written reflection on the cultural reveal rather than the in-game score, which blocks speed-running and leaderboard optimization.
Instructors evaluate free. Students pay about $35 per course, or about $59 bundled with the case primer, and the first pilot semester is free for early adopters.
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