• Facilitator-run Simulations – this allows a facilitator to manage training simulation sessions with multiple teams. The facilitator monitors the progress and advances the simulation for each round of decision input
• Self-run Simulations – in this format the user controls the simulation, assisted by an online guide.
• War-gaming Simulations – this format allows an administrator to create and control a simulation game whereby each user performs a different role in the simulation exercise and interacts with others either competitively or collaboratively.
• Curriculum-based Simulations – this format allows corporate executive trainers and university teachers to teach concepts and course content through experimental learning.

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