Instructor access

Ask for an account, and a person will read it.

Instructor accounts aren't self-serve. The instructor side shows the model's workings — every research report, the guidance notes, and a manual that gives away how the market behaves. Handing that out automatically would put it in the hands of the students playing against each other.

Your name

University email

School or university

Department — optional

A page that lists you as faculty

Your department directory entry is usually the quickest one. It's the field that gets a request approved fastest.

Course you'd use it in — optional

Term — optional

Which simulation

Students you expect — optional

Anything else — optional

In the meantime, the evidence page has the student manuals' worth of detail on how a term runs, including how one department ran it for ten years.

What we check

That the email belongs to the school you name.
That the faculty page shows you teaching there.
That the address isn't already a student account here.

Nothing more. We're not vetting your syllabus — we're making sure a student isn't asking for the answer key.

How long

A day or two, by hand. You'll get a password to sign in with and change. If you're up against a syllabus deadline, say so in the note.

What it costs

The instructor account is free, and so is running as many simulations as you like. Students pay to register. See the cost.