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In a perfect world, every business school student would graduate with the skills to thrive in their careers. With 40 years of industry experience, Capsim understands that real-world learning drives real-world performance. Hundreds of business schools around the globe rely on our immersive, simulation-powered learning platforms to assess and develop the skills that matter most—curriculum-wide. Capsim's flexible solutions deliver authentic experiences and data-driven insights, helping business schools create unforgettable learning experiences where it matter most—the classroom.
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University of Waterloo Increases Popularity of New Business Program with Capsim
Geoff Malleck, Continuing Lecturer at the University of Waterloo, teaches entrepreneurial-minded students in the Masters of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology (MBET) program. When the university tasked him with developing a series of courses for the popular Arts and Business Program, he was on the search for a tool that was "less textbook strategy, and more 'get your hands dirty.'" By adopting simulations, Professor Malleck witnessed an "unusual" boom in popularity.
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American University in Cairo Boosts Course Demand by 405% with Capsim
Dr. Hakim Meshreki, Assistant Professor at American University in Cairo, struggled to engage his students in the classroom. When it was time for the course evaluations, a single word emerged as the most prominent–boring. Dr. Meshreki used simulations to change his students’ mindsets from ‘bored' to ‘excited’.
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McMaster University Increases Engagement for 1,000+ Global Online Students
Rita Cossa, Associate Professor of Strategic Management at the DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University, was asked to teach in a new program--Integrated Business and Humanities (IBH). When presented with an opportunity to incorporate different teaching strategies, she turned to simulations to engage more than 1,000 students tuning in from around the globe.
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