Pick a Supply Chain 5.0 module and the engine writes a fresh case, then examines you on it. Every case is generated at the moment you ask for it, so there is nothing to copy from a classmate or from a chatbot. The engine never solves the case for you. It asks the next question.
Waiting for the case
Your facilitator is generating the case for this room. It will appear here by itself. Take a lens from the group panel below while you wait.
1. Choose the module
The module sets the tension the case is built around. Add a focus if you want the case pointed at something specific, for example cold chain, port congestion, or supplier bankruptcy.
Pick a module above to enable Generate a case.
Group mode
One case goes to the whole group. Each student holds one lens and argues from it. The engine facilitates, then challenges whatever the group decides.
On your own phone, take one lens. Argue the case from it. The room decides together, then one person types the group decision below and the engine challenges it.
Who is in the room
Press Host above to open the room, then students join by QR.
The group decision
Type what the group agreed, and say which lens lost the argument. The engine will not accept it quietly.
Where this case happens
The places the live data came from, on the real network. This is the geography your decision sits in, not an illustration.
Comparable figures from the data block, drawn to scale. The largest is in red.
Evidence behind this case
These figures were pulled live before the case was written. The case may only use these facts. Anything else in it is an assumption and is marked as one. Check the sources yourself.
2. Your case
Your group's answer
Agree it together, then one of you types it here. The engine will put questions back to you before you submit.
Your submission
This is your group's record. Screenshot it, or copy it, for your assignment.
3. The examination
Answer in your own words. The engine will probe your reasoning, surface an assumption you have not tested, and add a twist. It will not hand you the answer.
Answers from the room
Every group's submission, as it arrives.
4. Assessment
Five criteria, an honest verdict, and what was missing. This is formative. It is not a grade.
About this tool
The concept
A case is only authentic while it is unseen. A case that has been published, solved and posted online teaches recall, not judgment. This engine writes the case at the moment you ask for it, so the work you do on it is yours.
How it works
You choose a module. The engine writes a short case with a named company, a concrete situation, a few numbers and a genuine trade off across cost, sustainability and people. Then it examines you on your reasoning, one or two questions at a time, and assesses you against five criteria when you ask.
Winning strategy
Name the trade off before you pick a side, and say who pays for your decision. A confident answer that ignores one of the three pillars scores worse than a hesitant answer that holds all three in view.
Cases are generated for teaching. Companies and figures in them are fictional and must not be quoted as real.
Authentic assessment within the Active, Applied, Authentic signature pedagogy, and responsible AI in education under RMIT Knowledge with Action, supporting the College 2026 objective to integrate advanced educational technologies including AI.
