Goal of the project "Simulation Games in Strategic Communication": Integration of simulation games in strategic communication studies for the development of future competences. The aim is to create and test pedagogical innovations in strategic communication teaching in three Baltic universities through academic staff training, development of teaching aids, and development of a prototype of an interactive collaborative digital learning and teaching platform.
The following results were developed during the project: a guide and methodological support material on the development and implementation of social simulations, social simulation scenarios and description of technological tools etc.
Handbook
Videos about simulation games
Simulation organization online
Handouts
General information
General Information - News Article
General Information - Scientific report
Description of Organizations
Description of Organizations (not confidential)
Skeletons (confidential)
Beekeepers Association (confidential)
Big Farmers Association (confidential)
Ministry of Agriculture (confidential)
Ministry of Environmental Protection (confidential)
Organic Farmers (confidential)
Traders of Pesticides (confidential)
Journalists (confidential)
Worksheets
Strategic planning guide
Strategic planning guide (journalists)
Communication plan and messages
Tactics for negotiations
Assessment and Evaluation
Self-assessment of competence (before)
Self-assessment of competence (after)
Observation form
Evaluation form
Scenarios
Basic scenario
Class instructions - Basic scenario
Timeline - Basic scenario
Short scenario
Class instructions - Short and Online scenarios
Timeline - Short scenario
Online scenario
Class instructions - Short and Online scenarios
Timeline - Online scenario
Advanced scenario
Class instructions - Advanced scenario
Timeline - Advanced scenario
More about project here
The European Union Erasmus+ programme Key Action 2 (KA2) strategic partnership for higher education project “Simulation Games in Strategic Communication” (2018-1-LV01-KA203-046981) is being implemented from December 1, 2018, to August 31, 2021.
