Building Forio Web Simulations - Introduction to Interface Design

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1) The document discusses Week 3 of a 6-week course on building web simulations using Forio Simulate. 2) It focuses on basic user interface design, including creating tables, outcome-dependent videos, logging in/protecting simulations, and comparing runs. 3) Challenges are presented for extending the interface to allow regulating freezer electricity and adding more conditional debriefing based on model results.

Web simulation development fundamentals using Forio Simulate Week 3 of 6 Billy Schoenberg Michael Bean Forio Business Simulations

In six hours over six weeks, you’ll know the fundamentals of building a web simulation Model Building Week 1: Introduction to model building�� Week 2: Intermediate model building�� Interface Design Week 3: Basic user interface design�� Week 4: Intermediate interface design�� Advanced Concepts Week 5: Multi-player games�� Week 6: Game design and project management��

Imported Models Share Simulate Account Mgmt & Security Drag-and-drop User Interface Model Explorer Forio Model Language Online Publishing System Dynamics iThink STELLA Vensim Excel Discrete AnyLogic Forio Hosted Web Page Any webpage Blogs, Facebook LMS Systems RESTful APIs

What we will discuss today Basic user interface design Getting started Creating tables / copy-and-paste to Excel Outcome-dependent videos Logging in / protecting your simulation Resuming old runs / run archive Comparing results across runs

What is a simulation run? A run is created: When a simulation starts When a simulation is reset A run contains: The decisions the user made while running the simulation The results of the run based on user decisions Meta-data including: Who ran the simulation run When they ran the simulation run The name of the simulation run The description of the simulation run

Saving runs When you save a run are telling Simulate to store this run in the database. Implications You only need to save a run ONCE Saving more doesn't hurt, but it doesn't help Save does NOT store results at a particular point in real time, but rather it ensures that any decisions and results made in, or generated by that run are stored for future use.

Challenges for the coming week Extend the simulation by adding the ability for your users to be able to regulate freezer electricity use per cubic foot. Think about other ways that users could enter in their decisions. ��Does a Text Decision make the most amount of sense for this sim? ��What if you wanted to limit the range of values users were able to enter, what component would you use then?

Challenges for the coming week How would you go about adding more conditionals to the debrief screen to better debrief based on model results? Think not only about the number of conditions, but also about how to best represent those conditions in the model.�� (Hint: Today we compared against a variable, which was dependent on the Number of Households. Imagine if the Number of Households were to change, we would also have to change the UI to support this new model change. Wouldn't it be better if the conditionals in the UI were based on a variable that showed 0 if failure, and 1 if success, that way the model could tell the UI what is failure and what is success?)

What’s next? Intermediate User Interface Design Values vs. replacement values Animated bubble chart Drag-and-drop in simulation Faculty / Admin pages Drawable line graph Using Simulate’s API We’ll finish our user interface for our model of Jevon’s paradox.

Resources to help you forio.com/simulate Email will be sent to you containing: Link to presentation Link to YouTube videos Link to view and copy model Need help with your model? Ask us questions on the help forum . Search old questions or online documentation

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1. Web simulation development fundamentals using Forio Simulate Week 3 of 6 Billy Schoenberg Michael Bean Forio Business Simulations

2. In six hours over six weeks, you’ll know the fundamentals of building a web simulation Model Building Week 1: Introduction to model building�� Week 2: Intermediate model building�� Interface Design Week 3: Basic user interface design�� Week 4: Intermediate interface design�� Advanced Concepts Week 5: Multi-player games�� Week 6: Game design and project management��

3. Imported Models Share Simulate Account Mgmt & Security Drag-and-drop User Interface Model Explorer Forio Model Language Online Publishing System Dynamics iThink STELLA Vensim Excel Discrete AnyLogic Forio Hosted Web Page Any webpage Blogs, Facebook LMS Systems RESTful APIs

4. Imported Models Share Simulate Account Mgmt & Security Drag-and-drop User Interface Model Explorer Forio Model Language Online Publishing System Dynamics iThink STELLA Vensim Excel Discrete AnyLogic Forio Hosted Web Page Any webpage Blogs, Facebook LMS Systems RESTful APIs

5. Imported Models Share Simulate Account Mgmt & Security Drag-and-drop User Interface Model Explorer Forio Model Language Online Publishing System Dynamics iThink STELLA Vensim Excel Discrete AnyLogic Forio Hosted Web Page Any webpage Blogs, Facebook LMS Systems RESTful APIs

6. What we will discuss today Basic user interface design Getting started Creating tables / copy-and-paste to Excel Outcome-dependent videos Logging in / protecting your simulation Resuming old runs / run archive Comparing results across runs

7. What is a simulation run? A run is created: When a simulation starts When a simulation is reset A run contains: The decisions the user made while running the simulation The results of the run based on user decisions Meta-data including: Who ran the simulation run When they ran the simulation run The name of the simulation run The description of the simulation run

8. Saving runs When you save a run are telling Simulate to store this run in the database. Implications You only need to save a run ONCE Saving more doesn't hurt, but it doesn't help Save does NOT store results at a particular point in real time, but rather it ensures that any decisions and results made in, or generated by that run are stored for future use.

9. Let's Dive In!

10. Challenges for the coming week Extend the simulation by adding the ability for your users to be able to regulate freezer electricity use per cubic foot. Think about other ways that users could enter in their decisions. ��Does a Text Decision make the most amount of sense for this sim? ��What if you wanted to limit the range of values users were able to enter, what component would you use then?

11. Challenges for the coming week How would you go about adding more conditionals to the debrief screen to better debrief based on model results? Think not only about the number of conditions, but also about how to best represent those conditions in the model.�� (Hint: Today we compared against a variable, which was dependent on the Number of Households. Imagine if the Number of Households were to change, we would also have to change the UI to support this new model change. Wouldn't it be better if the conditionals in the UI were based on a variable that showed 0 if failure, and 1 if success, that way the model could tell the UI what is failure and what is success?)

12. What’s next? Intermediate User Interface Design Values vs. replacement values Animated bubble chart Drag-and-drop in simulation Faculty / Admin pages Drawable line graph Using Simulate’s API We’ll finish our user interface for our model of Jevon’s paradox.

13. Resources to help you forio.com/simulate Email will be sent to you containing: Link to presentation Link to YouTube videos Link to view and copy model Need help with your model? Ask us questions on the help forum . Search old questions or online documentation

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