Author: Arden Jordan

Business games transform classrooms into living laboratories of business practice while preparing students for complex leadership and helping schools meet accreditation standards. Let’s explore the case for business games in today’s business schools.

Not every business decision can be carefully planned. Sometimes managers have time to create detailed strategies, but other times they must act quickly and improvise. Researchers used Marketplace Simulations to explore how planning and improvising shape business performance.

Reaching Every Student in a Large Course: Meet Dr. John Eaton Giving more than 1,200 students the same engaging, quality learning experience is no small task. This is the challenge Dr. John Eaton manages every semester in his Introduction to…

After carrying the bulk of the work in past group projects, one former student recalls the relief and teamwork she experienced while playing Marketplace’s Strategy and Business Policy simulation. Discover how business simulations can inspire true collaboration, even amongst the most apathetic students in group projects.