Publish at February 21 2024 Updated February 21 2024
The field of simulations includes immersive solutions ranging from internships to computer reproductions and virtual reality. Nevertheless, it is possible to simulate and provoke thought using only blank pages and writing. Case studies are also part of the pedagogical kit of faculty members.
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