Join us on Tuesday, November 19 from 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in room 806 (8th floor south) of the Hatcher Graduate Library for a Simulations Learning Community meeting. The Simulations Learning Community is an interdisciplinary group of U-M staff and faculty who meet periodically to learn and share knowledge, insights and best practices surrounding role-based simulation pedagogy and tools. Role-playing simulations are found in various forms, including crisis management, case studies where students are assigned personas, immersive perspective-taking and other forms of scenario based learning. Please RSVP below if you plan to attend.

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Members of this community learn design principles behind role-playing simulations, workshop their simulation ideas together, and share tips and tricks for facilitating successful simulations.

Consider joining this community if:

• Teaching empathy skills and perspective-taking are some of your goals as an instructor.
• Understanding collective decision making is important for your learners’ professional success.
• You want to provide your students with an immersive experience to help them understand important concepts and processes.