How it works

A live room, shared roles, and a system people can actually feel.

01

Instructor dashboard

Runs the scenario, controls pace, and sees live submissions from every role.

Instructor dashboard showing the simulation in progress

02

Student phones

No app download. Each participant sees only their role and constrained task.

Student phone showing a participant's assigned role during a simulation

03

Role-based view

Each role has a private context window, a mandate, and a constrained set of choices.

Participant phone showing a private role with its own context and a constrained set of choices

Room flow

The room produces an answer together.

01

Introduce the scenario

Frame the use case, the stakes, and the roles in the room.

02

Assign the system roles

Participants join on their phones and see only the information tied to their role.

03

Reveal the output live

The room produces an answer together, with constraints, blind spots, and review points made visible.

04

Debrief the behavior

The facilitator connects what happened in the room to workflow design, trust, and AI adoption.

Why it works

The educational value is in the structure, not the explanation.

  • Makes hidden system roles visible
  • Slows AI behavior down enough to inspect it
  • Gives participants a shared mental model for discussion
  • Connects technical behavior to workflow design