Education · per term · $29/student

Classroom License for Business Schools

Teach operations, CX and strategy with games students remember.

Business schools and university programs can run Caiwood X simulations in class: the Quadrant Game, the Flow Game, Moments of Truth, Pain Point Poker and the FACTOR Sprint Kit. Instructors get teaching notes and a free desk copy; students get the game materials for their section.

What's included

Built for the classroom.

Five simulations

Quadrant, Flow, Moments of Truth, Pain Point Poker, FACTOR Sprint Kit.

Teaching notes

Learning objectives and timing for 75- and 90-minute classes.

Debrief guide

Discussion questions tied to core course concepts.

Student materials

Print-ready files for each section.

Free desk copy

Instructors review the full game before adopting.

Campus option

Unlimited sections across a campus, licensed yearly.

Pricing options

Per student, per section or campus.

  • Per student: $29
  • Per section: $450 for up to 40 students, then $15 per extra student
  • Instructor kit with printed components: $295
  • Campus license: from $3,500 a year, unlimited sections
  • Desk copy: free for instructors
How it runs

Adopt in a week.

Before termRequest a free desk copy
AdoptionChoose per student, per section or campus
In classRun the game with the teaching notes
Each termAdd sections or move to a campus license
Starting at$29/student

Per student, or $450 per section of up to 40 students ($15 per extra student). Instructor kit $295. Campus license from $3,500 a year. Desk copies are free for instructors.

Built for

Business schools and MBA programs, operations and supply chain courses, and hospitality and healthcare management programs.

What it is not
  • Not for corporate training: see Game Licenses for Organizations
  • Not for posting files outside the course
  • Not a full course: it plugs into yours
FAQ

Before you ask.

How do I get a desk copy?

Email transform@caiwoodgroup.com from your school address with the course you teach. Desk copies are free for instructors.

Who pays: the school or the students?

We invoice the school or department, per section or per student, whichever is simpler for your program.

Can we use it in executive education?

Executive-education programs are quoted separately, since participants are corporate clients.

What's in the instructor kit?

Printed game components for in-class play, for instructors who prefer physical materials to printing their own.

Ready when you are

Teaching next term? Request a free desk copy.

45 minutes with Jacque or Tamer, not a sales rep. A straight read on whether this is the right step.