
Digital Leadership Simulation
Equip Future Leaders with Real-World Digital Skills
Get a sneak peek into the Digital Leadership Simulation. Explore how this interactive experience hones your student's decision-making, strategic thinking, and leadership skills in a dynamic, real-world-inspired digital environment.

What is the Digital Leadership Simulation?
The Digital Leadership Simulation offers an immersive, game-based experience that brings leadership and decision-making to life. Accessible from anywhere, participants step into high-stakes roles such as President Reagan, cabinet officials, and military leaders, tackling the challenges of leading in a globally connected, pressure-filled environment.
In 1983, democracy hangs in the balance as Grenada becomes a flashpoint where the safety of American students is at risk. Players take on pivotal roles during Operation Urgent Fury, including President Reagan and military leaders, making real-time decisions to secure the student's safe return while navigating the complexities of regional stability and global scrutiny.
Key Features of the Simulation
Interactive Scenarios
Real-world challenges to develop leadership and decision-making skills.
Real-Time Decision-Making
Players face time-sensitive scenarios that require quick thinking and strategic planning, mirroring real-world leadership challenges.
Flexible Access
Use on any device, anytime, anywhere, in any class setting.
Dynamic Outcomes
Every decision impacts the storyline, creating multiple possible outcomes and teaching the consequences of leadership choices.
Collaborative Gameplay
Students can work together in teams, simulating cabinet meetings or military strategy sessions to foster collaboration and communication skills.
Historical Context
The simulation is rooted in real-world events, providing a rich educational experience that blends history, politics, and leadership.
Role Diversity
Students can step into various leadership roles, from political figures like President Reagan to military strategists, offering a well-rounded perspective on decision-making.
Global Perspective
The simulation emphasizes the interconnectedness of global politics, teaching students to consider international implications of their actions.
Safe-to-Fail Environment
Students can experiment with different strategies and learn from their mistakes without real-world consequences.
Scalable for Groups
Designed for use in classrooms, small groups, or large-scale workshops, making it flexible for different teaching environments.



How Does It Work?
Set Up: Teachers are sent the link to access the simulation module. Once you begin the simulation, you will have a 72-hour window to run the experience with your student. There is a demonstration button so you can test the system as many times as needed.
Engage: Students participate in interactive scenarios and make decisions. Your dashboard will pop up and you will see the first set of decisions offered for both Oval Office and Military for the first of four decisions to be made.
Analyze: Teachers and students review performance and insights.




Frequently Asked Questions
What age group is this designed for? It is designed for 5th-12th grade students.
Is this only for classrooms? No, this simulation experience can be utilized for any type of group, including homeschool groups, clubs, and teams.
How long does each simulation take? The full simulation experience will take you roughly 90-minutes.
Is training provided for teachers? We have multiple resources available after the course is purchased to help guide you each step of the way.
What devices are compatible? Laptops and tablets are compatible methods.