Our Choice of Sim Games
In addition to the range of activities for teaching marketing, we also have lots of other marketing education games and sim games available.
In addition to the range of activities for teaching marketing, we also have lots of other marketing education games and sim games available.
Return on marketing investment (ROMI) is a commonly used marketing metric in the business world. But addressing this metric from a straight formula/calculation approach can be a little dull. So here is a fun activity that can be a great way of introducing the concept of ROMI.
This is a marketing trivia quiz for students to complete, primarily as an icebreaker or introduction to marketing in the early week/s of classes.
These three escape rooms consists of 10 different challenges, built around a theme of a job interview or being a marketing expert. Each challenge is in sequence and needs to be solved first before the next challenge is released – students cannot skip ahead until they solve the puzzle first.
The centerpiece of decision-making is based around a SWOT planning sheet that is automatically produced and updated as the game progresses. Check out some screenshots of the key components of the planning sheet.
Here is a great learning game to play with your marketing and business students. It is provided free and is highly engaging.
This Sim Game is a variation of the interactive (trading) marketing game also available on this website for free download. The game runs on Excel as well, but without the component of physical interaction.
In these digital escape rooms, students need to work together to solve problems, crack codes and finally escape, using their knowledge of marketing. Lots of fun and great for team-building.
Here are two multiple-choice question video quizzes. One on general marketing trivia, and one called ‘guess the entrepreneur’. These video quizzes are designed as icebreakers and team-building exercises.
This is a 20 multiple-choice question video quiz on the PLACE MIX. It is a fun and interactive approach to revision for students, and a helpful insight for instructors on which new product topics need further explanation and discussion.