History
- 1960s: William A. Gamson at the University of Michigan developed SIMSOC (Gamson, William A. SIMSOC: A manual for participants. Campus Publishers, 1966.) – Face-to-face simulation
- 1980s: Andrew Vincent & John Shephard: Middle East Politics – using E-mail A video with author Andrew Vincent, plus footage from the Middle East role play simulations and student interviews.
- 1990s: ICONS Project and independently Roni Linser & Albert Ip – Integration of web with role play simulation.
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