
An animated film of the case
Narrated, voiced, scene by scene. Every learner arrives knowing who is in the room and what is at stake — not just that they skimmed the PDF.
CaseConduit.io
CaseConduit turns a case study into an animated film, a live simulation where AI characters push back, and a debrief that tells every learner what they actually did — ready to teach tomorrow.
A case study is a situation with real people in it. CaseConduit gives learners all three ways to meet them — and every one comes from the same case.

Narrated, voiced, scene by scene. Every learner arrives knowing who is in the room and what is at stake — not just that they skimmed the PDF.

Chair the board. Take the call. Face the works council. AI characters with their own agendas, voices and faces argue back — and remember what you said.

Not just a number. A written debrief that quotes what they did, judges it against the case's own objectives, and shows the road not taken.
The same cast carries from the film into every simulation — a character looks and sounds like the same person wherever learners meet them.
Pick the format that fits the lesson. Every one is scored move by move against the learning objectives, and every one ends in a debrief.






From decision trees with compounding consequences to a deterministic financial model where every number is computed exactly — never guessed.
AuthorLab is a writing studio built around the case method — the case and its teaching note side by side, with a Writers' Room of AI co-authors who coach rather than write over you.
The physical detail is doing real work —four degrees warm for almost three hours,nine thousand loaves for forty-two supermarkets,the van already loaded. That's a reader who can see the yard. One thing to sharpen: we don't yet know what kind of tension this is for Maya specifically. … You don't have to resolve it here, just make us feel what she's weighing.

Every learner walks in having already made the decision and lived with the consequence. That is a far better start to a discussion than "did everyone read it?"
Every studio works on the same case, so nothing is rebuilt between writing it, playing it, teaching it and learning from it.
The checks your IT and learning-technology teams make first, answered up front.
Your identity provider stays the system of record. Learners and staff sign in with the account they already have — no new passwords to manage.
Learners click the assignment in their LMS and land straight in the simulation, already signed in.
Security, data protection and accessibility documented publicly, so a procurement review can start before the first call.
The Keystone Account: a law firm’s biggest client hears about a missed filing from the regulator first. Watch the film, then play it as a boardroom, a crisis inbox or a video call — free, with no sign-up. Play it badly on purpose and read what the debrief says.