Experiential Learning Future of Education

3 Reasons Why Experiential Learning is the Future of Education

We’re in the midst of a digital revolution, with rote learning and static classrooms becoming a thing of the past. Experiential learning is the future of education, with business simulation games becoming the norm in universities and colleges across the USA, in particularly in the Midwest*. Each year more and more business schools are offering business simulation … Continue reading 3 Reasons Why Experiential Learning is the Future of Education

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Question of the Week: How do we increase our delivery rate?

Delivery performance is based on several factors. If you produce enough to meet demand, then your delivery index will be high, as your customers generally can buy your goods as soon as they want them. If you don’t produce enough to meet demand, then your delivery index will decrease as your customers have to wait … Continue reading Question of the Week: How do we increase our delivery rate?

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How To Improve Student Employability with Business Simulation Games

Anyone who’s tried to find a job lately knows how tough the market is. Employers only want to recruit people who tick all the boxes, including prior industry experience. This poses a significant problem for graduates. So what can universities and community colleges do to help their students become successful job applicants once they graduate?

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MikesBikes Introduction Simulation in a Business Project Course

King’s Own Institute (also known as Australian Institute of Business Management) instructor, Rex Walsh (pictured above) was over the moon when he found out that one of the teams in his class achieved the top spot in the MikesBikes Introduction Hall of Fame. A big congratulations to Dashcycle and Rex for this amazing achievement!  We interviewed Rex … Continue reading MikesBikes Introduction Simulation in a Business Project Course

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2017 MikesBikes SuperFan Quiz Winners

“It’s not the will to win , but the will to prepare to win that makes the difference.” Paul Bryant Students across the world were invited to join the SuperFan Quiz competition to answer questions about MikesBikes Advanced and MikesBikes Introduction with the fastest time and with the most correct answers. Out of over 200 participants, we now have … Continue reading 2017 MikesBikes SuperFan Quiz Winners

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Using the MikesBikes Business Simulation at a Community College

The article below is written by Daniel McCarty, an instructor currently using MikesBikes Introduction within his course at St. Clair Community College.  Background Here in the U.S., community colleges offer the first two years of a traditional four-year degree.  They are fairly local in their appeal, and offer significant convenience and cost savings vs. proceeding … Continue reading Using the MikesBikes Business Simulation at a Community College

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Five Effective Ways to Improve Your MikesBikes Performance

“Don’t waste a good mistake, learn from it.” –  Robert Kiyosaki Is your MikesBikes Company struggling to make sales or losing cash? If your firm’s financial position has stagnated or is deteriorating, don’t lose hope. This is a great opportunity for you to review your strategy and make changes, and in the process, learn valuable … Continue reading Five Effective Ways to Improve Your MikesBikes Performance

Drexel University Business Simulations

Why Drexel University Loves Business Simulations (And You Should Too!)

High Schools, Community Colleges and Universities in Pennsylvania are being pressured to prove that their school curriculum is improving overall student knowledge, retention rate and employability. Studies show that business simulations provide students with experiential, reflective, action-oriented and discursive learning (Hoover et al., 2001), and Drexel University is a fantastic example of a school that has … Continue reading Why Drexel University Loves Business Simulations (And You Should Too!)