Using Capitalism Lab Challenge Games for Education
Challenge Games in Capitalism Lab are designed for individual players to compete independently on their computers, aiming to achieve the highest score according to pre-defined rules. These games utilize a web-based leaderboard that allows players to compare their performance with others.
In these Challenge Games, each player participates on their own, without direct interaction with other players in real-time. They follow the specified rules and objectives to maximize their score within the game’s framework. As players make strategic decisions and manage their businesses, their progress and scores are recorded and displayed on the online leaderboard.
The leaderboard serves as a central hub where players can see their own ranking as well as the scores of other participants. It provides a platform for healthy competition and motivates players to strive for better results. Players can compare their performance, track their progress over time, and gauge their success relative to other players.
For Teachers
How to Create a Private Challenge Game for a Business Course
For Students
How to Load a Private Challenge Game from a Business Course
If you have a Challenge Game game created in a previous release of Capitalism Lab and cannot be loaded in the current version of Capitalism Lab on your computer, you can download the matching older version. This allows compatibility with save files from older editions.
Download Older Versions of Capitalism Lab
Reference: Public Challenge Games
Public challenge games are open to the whole Capitalism Lab user community and are not limited to students.
Teachers can use public challenge games as samples to help you create private challenge games.
Students can use public challenge games to practice their skills in Capitalism Lab.