Simulations are widely used tools today, not only as analytical applications to support decisions but also for instructional applications in management education. This case illustrates how a subject, based on a computer simulation, has evolved from being ‘a waste of time’ – according to most stakeholders – to becoming a model that other subjects are benchmarked against. The case will outline how a specific simulation is used and also show why a simulation cannot be taken ‘straight off the shelf’ and become the tool it has the potential to be, but rather how a continuing process of lecturer and student evaluation and enhancements is needed.
Journal article
Effective use of simulations in hospitality management education - a case study
Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism Education, Vol.6(1), pp.18-28
2007
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- Title
- Effective use of simulations in hospitality management education - a case study
- Creators
- Johan Richard Edelheim - Southern Cross UniversityDaisuke Ueda - International College of Management Sydney
- Publication Details
- Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism Education, Vol.6(1), pp.18-28
- Identifiers
- 1071; 991012820976302368
- Academic Unit
- School of Business and Tourism; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
- Resource Type
- Journal article