Replace the passive reading with a case they argue through.
Turn a seminar topic into a branching case study where students weigh evidence, commit to a decision, and live with the outcome — then bring their reasoning back to the room.
A reading list tells. A dilemma teaches.
The hardest ideas in your discipline aren't facts — they're judgement calls under uncertainty. SimChoices lets you stage exactly those: a scenario with no obvious right answer, where students have to choose, justify, and confront the consequence.
- Branching case studies with multiple defensible paths
- Gate paths behind evidence, sources or a calculation
- See the distribution of choices before the seminar
A branching ethics case
Three ways lecturers put it to work.
The pre-seminar case
Students play the case before class. They arrive having already committed to a position — so discussion starts where it used to end.
The flipped lecture
Replace a one-way lecture with a scenario the cohort works through together, surfacing where reasoning diverges in real time.
Formative assessment
Use choice and path data as a low-stakes check on understanding — and a prompt for the written reflection that follows.
Templates lecturers reach for first.
Stage your hardest topic as a decision.
Tell us the judgement call your students struggle with most. We'll help you turn it into a case they play in 30 minutes.