Deliver Impactful Training with Micro-simulations

A Facilitate Micro-simulation is a stand-alone learning experience where a learner interacts with a single 3D object. The use case are nearly endless. Some core use cases include performing procedural tasks (e.g. component removal), and exploring the equipment or components. These micro-simulations are more cost-effective because they focus on the equipment or task itself and take place in a standardised training environment without other visual embellishments. 

The Micro-simulation editor allows for both FBX and OBJ 3D files. For textures, Facilitate accepts both JPG and PNG files. 

Facilitate is a creation suite that empowers anyone to easily create high impact learning experiences. Our no-code simple tools and templates enable learning designers and SMEs to create all types of learning experiences with market-leading flexibility and affordability.

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At Facilitate, we believe that VR has a huge beneficial impact on learning. However, much of the impactful hands-on content (namely custom simulations) is costly and difficult to edit or change as learning needs evolve. Via Micro-simulations and Facilitate’s other creator tools, we tackle this challenge by providing a more affordable VR solution. 

Yes. Facilitate has a powerful Micro-simulation editor which allows your learning creators to create their own Micro-simulations using your own 3D assets. 

Currently, this is not possible.  We leverage Facilitate's breadth of capabilities to create Micro-simulations in a rapid and flexible way.  Our Micro-simulation service gives you access to Facilitate's full suite of creation tools that open up a world of experiential learning options.

Yes. Micro-simulations are only one part of Facilitate’s overall capability. Creators can combine Micro-simulations with all of Facilitate’s other content types (see the platform page for more information). This includes 360 photos, videos, interactive 360 experiences, as well as assessment questions, 2D videos, audio and slides. A Micro-simulation can form part of a broader lesson, or can be used as a stand-alone experience.