n-aible

Teach the case
you love, better.

n-aible turns the case you already teach into a simulation your students live through. You keep the material, the framing and the seminar. We give you a cohort that arrives having actually made the decisions.

Why instructors use it

What changes in your classroom.

  • 01

    Students arrive prepared

    They have already taken a position, defended it and lived with the consequences before the seminar begins.

  • 02

    You see the reasoning

    Every turn is recorded, so you know how each student thought, not only what they concluded.

  • 03

    Your case stays yours

    Nothing is rewritten, shared or used to train AI. Your material remains your intellectual property.

  • 04

    Less marking, more teaching

    Paths cluster. Reading the spread takes minutes, and the disagreement becomes the lesson plan.

  • 05

    Any discipline

    Strategy, finance, operations, policy, law, health. Wherever you teach by case, it works.

  • 06

    You stay in control

    You set the stakeholder, the turns and the difficulty. The simulation never grades on your behalf.

How you will use it

Four ways into the same case.

Use a simulation wherever the case sits in your course. Most instructors start with one and expand.

  • Before class

    Pre-seminar preparation

    Students run the case at home, so class time opens on decisions rather than summaries.

  • In class

    Live session

    Run a cohort together and debrief the spread of outcomes while it is fresh.

  • Assessment

    Evidence of judgement

    Use the recorded reasoning alongside your own rubric for coursework or participation.

  • Executive education

    Practitioner cohorts

    Give experienced learners a case that pushes back at the level they work at.

What you control

Your course, your settings.

Every simulation is configured by you before a single student sees it.

Stakeholder
Persona you choose
Length
3 to 12 turns
Difficulty
Supportive to adversarial
Timing
One sitting or over days
Cohort
Invite by link
Visibility
You decide what students see
Cohort resultsStrategy 401 · 38 students
Where the cohort landed
Final position on the pricing decision, turn 8
  • Held price, cut volume
    42%
  • Raised price 6%
    29%
  • Matched competitor
    18%
  • Exited the segment
    11%
Completed
36
Avg. revisions
4.2
Clusters
3
Illustrative example
Bring your case

Bring one case. See it come alive.