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Statecraft Simulations are AI plagiarism proof and empower students to fully engage in concepts in a way that provides a deeper perspective and comprehension about domestic and global affairs. Congratulations to Dr. Maryann Gallagher for being the keynote speaker at the 2023 Political Science Pedagogical Conference. She has been running Statecraft’s International Relations Simulation at UGA since 2014 and has some of the most exciting and engaged classes we see each semester. Dr. Andy Tuholski of Indiana University Kokomo has won the Experiential and Active Learning Award for his innovative use of Statecraft Simulations in the classroom. In her recent publication, Professor Jennifer Epley Sanders , found that using Statecraft in an introductory International Relations course resulted in positive student feedback and successful performances on assessments. 14 Years of Building and Supporting Sims 20 Countries 450+ Universities 4,533 Simulations 135K+ Students Fully Self Running, Student Led International Relations and Government Simulations for the Modern Classroom. At Statecraft, we’re passionate about making learning engaging and enjoyable for students. We’ve been immersing students in the art of government and diplomacy for the past 14 years and have helped instructors facilitate unforgettable classes for thousands of students all over the world! 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They’ll be able to access their Diplomacy, Military, Intelligence, Domestic and Research activities as well as manage their Resources. Diplomacy Build International Organizations Collaborate to solve global issues like climate change, world hunger, terrorism, and human rights. Construct Treaties Exchange Ambassadors Military Enhance military technological capabilities Strategically build their national defense strategy Build and maintain a navy, air force, and army Forge collective security alliances Intelligence Spy on other countries’ domestic politics, economy, and military capabilities Build counter-intelligence capabilities to limit spying in their own country Run covert operations to sabotage and undermine other countries Domestic Enhance your Citizens’ Healthcare and Unemployment System Improve your Justice System and Environment Invest in Public Education and University Systems Foster your country’s unique culture and gain tourism points! Research Gain new, powerful technologies that can enhance domestic ratings such as health, safety, the environment, or improve national security Trade technologies with other countries to more rapidly develop their Quality of Life and National security Resources Bar Manage economic resources Budget for enhancing domestic infrastructure or security Trade with other countries and develop relationships with countries that produce needed resources You can add in active learning while being AI plagiarism proof and saving time with Statecraft. Our International Relations Simulation and Government Simulation are student run and unfold based on student choices, creations, and inputs like a butterfly effect. This makes it almost impossible for students to manufacture their foreign and domestic analysis and other Statecraft assignments through AI. "IT ILLUSTRATED SO MANY OF THE CONCEPTS" I first used the IR Statecraft during a summer International Relations course. It was a great way to utilize some of the time out of an almost 3 hour long, 5 day a week course. The students were able to figure out the game easily. It illustrated for them so many of the concepts that we were reading about and discussing in class. And (most importantly) it was easy for me to set up, run, and keep track of. I’ve used Statecraft in every Intro to IR course, and Intro to International Security course I’ve taught since. When I started teaching American Government classes, I immediately sought out some sort of simulation game for my students to play. I tried one or two other games before Statecraft came out with it’s American Government Sim. The other games were unwieldy and required a LOT of work on my part to set up and run the simulation. And students just didn’t get engaged. When I found out that Statecraft was working on an American Government Sim, I was so excited, I signed my next course up to beta test it! The American Government Sim has all the important hallmarks of the IR Sim. It’s easy for me to set up, run and keep track of. Students can get VERY invested in the game. And it helps illustrate things like separation of powers, checks and balances, and other important concepts that we discuss in class. Most importantly for me, the American Government Sim doesn’t go easy on the students. They come out of it realizing just how difficult it must be for our leaders in government, the media, and interest groups to do their jobs, and how competing interests can make what seems like a simple decision, much more complicated. I 100% recommend the Statecraft sims to IR and American Government teachers and professors! Nadia Jiani-Hyler Lecturer, Political Science, at Augusta University Experience Statecraft Today BOOK DEMO You can add in active learning while being AI plagiarism proof and saving time with Statecraft. Our International Relations Simulation and Government Simulation are student run and unfold based on student choices, creations, and inputs like a butterfly effect. This makes it almost impossible for students to manufacture their foreign and domestic analysis and other assignments through AI. Know student work is authentic; Statecraft Simulations promote academic honesty​​ The unique butterfly effect nature of the way Statecraft Simulations play out means every class is one-of-a-kind and that makes assignments AI plagiarism proof. It’s practically impossible to outsource an assignment to AI as the choices, actors, organizations, and scenarios are primarily student led and created. In the recent 2019 scholarly article The Statecraft Effect: Assessment, Attitudes, and Academic Honesty , through a...