I'm interested in software for an interactive game theory class.
Is there a good software / web package that lets students play basic game-theoretic games (hawk-dove, PD, market entry games, etc) against one another on their phones, records the results, and presents summary statistics?
Is there a good software / web package that lets students play basic game-theoretic games (hawk-dove, PD, market entry games, etc) against one another on their phones, records the results, and presents summary statistics?
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https://classex.de
His comment, “That’s the most straightforward one for classroom use. Another choice with more features, aging interface, better for a comp lab is Veconlab” (which was already mentioned).
+ have students choose partners or assign anonymous partners,
+ play single-shot or repeated rounds with the same partner,
+ change parameters, play again, and illustrate comparative statics.
#econsky
Not sure how well it works but looks good from small scale testing.
https://classex.de/
I guess ClassEx has done a beautiful job of implementing Bergstrom and Miller, but he didn't realize that they also had what you need for a game theory course.
Did you write your own modules for your course? Any examples we could look at?
Of course I also use Bergstrom & Miller in my Intro to Econ class 😉