Astronaut Rescue Mission
You’re a team of astronauts. Your return to Earth didn’t go as planned and you’ve crash landed in the rugged and unforgiving Koruk mountains. Time is of the essence as you must reach a certain location in order to be rescued. There’s a lot to do to make this work. The pressure is on!
In this activity teams have a map but have no idea where they are on that map. The same applies to their pickup point. The team will need to camp overnight in hostile conditions, sorting, and prioritizing equipment as they go. How will teams work? Do they recognize the pressure and time?
Leadership Practice through Gamification
Escape From Mars!
Having completed their Mars Mission, four teams must locate their escape pod which will depart the surface in one hour! Teams must locate the pod, work out the correct entry code, complete ten tasks, and assemble a transponder. Each team has a different part of the equation.
Quite different from Astronaut Rescue Mission, this is an exciting activity that gets teams talking, engaging, and cooperating.
Teaming Practice through Gamification
The activity explores values, levels of trust, and attitudes in a way that benefits leaders in both in-person and virtual environments.
Antarctic Challenge
This activity, based on a realistic data is a true to life simulation where teams plan a complex project: A sponsored expedition to the South Pole! Weather windows, dates, distances, speeds, and supplies are all factors.
Crucially, teams must rendezvous with on a certain date with another expedition. This sets up the precise timing needed for all other stages of the expedition. With a full plan and costs in place, teams must prepare persuasive presentations to deliver to a group of potential sponsors.
Strategic Planning, Teaming, and Leadership Practice through Gamification
This rigorous strategic exercise is designed to accomplish a variety of objectives:
This truly allows participants to know themselves and each other under the pressure of a reality-based planning activity.