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• Student numbers:
  • you may not know the exact numbers yet, but it’s fine to base this on your best forecast at this stage.
    
    
• Number of teams:
  • You are free to decide how many students you would like in each team.
  • If you don’t have a preference – then we would suggest approx. 4 students per team. The reason we recommend 4 students per team – as that too few in a team can mean not enough different viewpoints, whereas too many students per team can lead to some team members getting left out.
  • It’s even possible to have your students taking part as individuals (so no teams), although we would advise against this – as working in teams strongly promotes and helps develop key employability skills.

• • If you already have your students arranged into groups for other activities it’s perfectly fine to stick with the group sizes you already have.

• Start date you'd like to show the simulation introduction movie to the students. 
  
  
• Time slot you’d like us to do a live Q&A with your students after 1 or 2 rounds:
  • The same sub-points apply here as to the above point.
  • Of course, if it’s large group – it may be that there are not many students willing to ask questions – in which case we’ll use the time as an opportunity to recap some points covered in the introduction session, as well as going into more detail on additional things to consider in the business simulation.
    
    
• The time you'd like the simulation to start, and the time each round should finish:
  • This is when the calculation of each round's results happens (this will be the same for all teams on the same module: (please let us know the exact dates and times).
  • Usually, if running a business simulation over the weeks within the semester -  the deadline for each round remains open for the entire week, (so whilst the students may have dedicated simulation time e.g. in their seminar/workshop session, they can also get together outside of class to fine-tune their decisions up until the deadline at the end of the week).
  • However it’s also possible to schedule the deadline during the scheduled session (this is useful especially if you prefer to have some immediate reflection on the round during the session).
  • If you’re planning to run the simulation in a compressed format (e.g. on a single day or/week then please consult with us to agree a suitable schedule.
  • Winners Ceremony: - for the final round it can be nice to end the simulation during a workshop/seminar – with the final results immediately visible - so that a winners ceremony can take place.
    
    
• Names of lecturers / teaching staff involved:
  • Licences for teaching staff are provided free of charge.
  • Each tutor/seminar leader will have access to a dashboard which allows visibility of each team’s progress.
  • It’s important we know all the teaching staff involved in the delivery of the course.

Which includes: 

• All business simulation rounds (these are the virtual years) will be prescheduled by Edumundo - exactly at the agreed times/dates.
•  This means that the simulation will automatically progress from one round to the next, without any involvement needed from you or your teaching staff.
• Any customisations and tweaks you’ve asked for will also be made during the set up process (by us).

Which will consist of:

• Student team login details (one pdf per team).
  • These will be emailed to you as separate documents – which makes it easy to email to the students (or save to your LMS/VLE).
  • If you’d prefer to print out the login details to issue paper copies to students – please let us know (this way we will send all login details as one large pdf document).
  • This also contains a simulation URL link - and quick start guide for the students.
• Confirmation on the simulation schedule.
  • This will confirm all the agreed details.
• Lecturer login details. 
• Link to the simulation introduction movie
• User manuals. 
• Confirmation on the introduction and Q&A dates and time slots.

What to expect?

• Edumundo will send you the link to the introduction movie, which you're able to show to the students in class (or share with them online). It's adviced to hand out the team login details after the movie has been shared. 

What to expect?

• Edumundo to demonstrate how students should analyse their company’s results and answer all students questions. 

What to expect?

• Midmail - a summary update halfway through the simulation, consisting of tips and tricks for the lowest performing teams/companies.
• Endmail – A summary update once the simulation has been finished consisting of the final ranking, the student’s certificates (to share on LinkedIn) and request to fill in a feedback form. 

• Show where helpdesk can be found: on the simulation login page.
• All student questsions will be answered within a working day. 
• Alternatively the students can directly contact our helpdesk via email: support@edumundocouk.freshdesk.com
• This email address is also mentioned on our student FAQ page

• Contact your Edumundo contact person or email support@edumundocouk.freshdesk.com .