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Using Fire Engineering Simulations Discussions (16)

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Jonathan Kaye

Value in consistency?

When Chief Montagna and I were creating the most recent sim, the Taxpayer fire, we discussed a few different options related to making th...

Started by Jonathan Kaye

0 Apr. 1, 2008
Frank Montagna

Low tech simulations

Do you train your firefighters by drawing a building on a white board and indicating fire with a red pen and smoke with a brown pen? This...

Started by Frank Montagna

0 Mar. 29, 2008
Frank Montagna

What are you trying to teach?

What lessons do you want to teach when you use the training simulations? Having a clear idea of what you are trying to teach will greatly...

Started by Frank Montagna

0 Mar. 26, 2008
Jonathan Kaye

Focus on teaching/training points

When Chief Montagna and I are designing a sim, the discussion always starts with the teaching point/lessons. In other words, what are imp...

Started by Jonathan Kaye

0 Mar. 12, 2008
Jonathan Kaye

Self-paced vs. instructor-led

One of the common questions we get about the sims goes something like this..."I see the smoke/fire and I can move around the fireground, ...

Started by Jonathan Kaye

0 Mar. 6, 2008
Frank Montagna

Using simulations

Here is one way you can use the Fire Engineering simulations. Show the first state of the simulation and ask a firefighter where he would...

Started by Frank Montagna

0 Mar. 5, 2008

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