Individual |
Email |
Posted Date |
Comment |
Richard Laskowski | Richard.Laskowski@stonybrook.edu | 2023-02-02 11:44:39 | This community would be for everyone to comment on the simulation. |
Aristotle Lekacos | aristotle.theodore.lekacos@stonybrook.edu | 2023-02-02 11:41:22 | That's a great suggestion. It would be a discussion board within the game for that specific game. | Richard Laskowski | Richard.Laskowski@stonybrook.edu | 2023-02-02 11:36:16 | It's easy to convince the students to use this feature like a discussion board. It would nice to have it unique to the class. | Aristotle Lekacos | aristotle.theodore.lekacos@stonybrook.edu | 2023-02-02 11:16:49 | Dr Laskowski is correct and promotes it useage | Richard Laskowski | Richard.Laskowski@stonybrook.edu | 2023-02-02 11:09:14 | Many of my students find the community feature useful | Aristotle Lekacos | aristotle.theodore.lekacos@stonybrook.edu | 2023-02-02 11:04:36 | Students can ask and answer questions. Review the concept being discussed in class and many more activities. | Aristotle Lekacos | aristotle.theodore.lekacos@stonybrook.edu | 2023-02-02 10:47:35 | Creating a community in a class emulates the classroom experience. I recommend all faculty encourage the creation of a community | Karen Miller | kmll@sunysb.edu | 2022-06-21 16:02:47 | I have independently tested this software and it seems to be extremely stable and simple to use. The customization is an excellent feature but I probably will not invest in the time to create a vertical industry. I don't think my students would gain any benefit. The use of generic features, markets, ad's is clear enough to emulate the concepts in class. |