Stukent Rocks! Skukent's online materials are good and up to date. The simulations give students real-world results and help them understand the amount of work that goes into planning a social media campaign. Their customer service is beyond great. I wish they had more classes available.

Not a resource. A joke It is supposed to serve as a tool of education for us college students but it's actually a joke. It doesn't work half of the time and you spend more time actually trying to figure out how to fix the technical problems instead of doing any assignments or reading. A poor and subpar facade of what should be an actual tool to help students.

Stukent has the BEST team (leadership Stukent has the BEST team (leadership, support, the ENTIRE team). They are helpful, responsive, and have relevant information ready to share. I truly cannot say enough good things about them.

The Mimic Social Simulation updates are… The Mimic Social Simulation updates are amazing! I appreciate how rounds are broken into categories, budgets are changed accordingly, and students get a real-world view of being a social media marketing manager. I am disappointed with the instructor provided content. The PowerPoint slides are filled with typos and grammar errors and there is no consistency in formatting. If I want to use parts of these slides, I have to completely rebuild each chapter. The test banks contain all questions already provided in the quizzes, have no application questions, and do not use Blooms taxonomy to scale for higher level thinking. Stukent is on the right track with their materials and they can easily be updated to be more useful for faculty.

I LOVED the previous Stukent format… I LOVED the previous Stukent format with posting and analytics rounds. I used it for two years and can't say enough how awesome it was! For high school students, the analytics rounds were where they truly gained the insights they needed to improve. The new version has no analytics rounds and I am incredibly disappointed. Please add the analytics rounds back in. High school students have no way to dive into social media analytics other than this tool. While students can still simulate posting, without forcing them to examine the analytics they quite simply won't likely do it on their own.