Enter the Scenario
You step into a situation built by learning designers and subject matter experts. Each one is built around real challenges in the field.
THE INSPIRATION BEHIND UNA SCENARIO
Develop Skills Through Role-Play
Most assignments ask you to describe what you would do. Few ask you to actually do it. Real work rarely comes with an answer key. It comes with people who have their own priorities, questions, and perspectives. Scenarios close that gap by putting you in the middle of a situation and asking you to figure out what to do next.
Built to support instructors, not replace them, Scenarios give you more chances to practice. They also give instructors a clearer view of how you approach real-world situations.
DESIGNED IN-HOUSE
Conversation With a Purpose
AI has had conversational abilities for a while. But a generic conversation isn’t designed around learning. Scenarios are.
- Built by professional learning experience designers and subject matter experts
- Centered on a defined situation with a cast of AI personas
- Each persona has a role, a perspective, and no obligation to make things easy
- Students ask the questions, listen closely, and decide where the conversation goes
What you learn depends on what you ask.
HOW UNA SCENARIO WORKS
From First Question to Final Review
Lead the Conversation
You interact with a group of AI personas. You bring people in and out of the room. You try to gain information or sway opinions.
Submit for Assessment
Instructors review the full transcript to see what you asked. They also see how you listened and how you handled different perspectives.
WHAT UNA SCENARIO CAN DO
Key Features
Built on Unity’s own platform, Scenario gives you a safe, energy-efficient way to practice navigating realistic situations.
Each character has their own role, perspective, and concerns. Students learn to work with people who see the same situation differently.
No script and no multiple choice. It’s up to students to decide what to ask and who to ask.
Students bring participants in and out of the conversation. They can try to build consensus or sway an opinion.
The full conversation goes to the instructor. Reviewers can see the quality of the questions and the listening behind them.
Every Scenario is created by learning experience designers and subject matter experts. Each one is built around clear learning goals.
