Utilizing simulation technologies for education has many advantages, and there is great potential to further develop simulation as a tool for education, research, development and training. Simulation Technologies Simulation technologies allow education research and development teams the opportunity to model, explore, and try out a variety of strategies in a safe environment. Gaming is one of the most highly utilized form of simulation in education, business, and training for a variety of reasons. Gaming teaches competition strategies, cooperation and teamwork, and conflict resolution. The effectiveness of gaming relies on the degree to which the games simulate real-life, and there are benefits and drawbacks.
Games are dynamic, intrinsically motivating, and involve high levels of involvement.
However, gaming may cause participants to overlook the lesson being taught if they become to involved and neglect to see their errors. It is used as an exercise for participants to solve problems and can be effective for organizations to collaboratively invent, explore, and evaluate interpersonal situations. One of the major drawbacks to role-playing can be the amount of time needed to prepare for the simulation. Simulators Simulators emulate real-life situations in which human operators are involved in complex and continuous interactions with machines. This form of simulation is often employed to train adult learners who require a high-quality stimulus.