We develop simulation games on socio-political issues
We design interactive and engaging educational modules for schools and other settings
We advise educational institutions in designing interactive events
We moderate strategy and scenario processes professionally and interactively - be it with experts or students
We conduct negotiation and skills training courses for professionals and students
Serious Games – with us, content as well as technical and visual realisation all come from under one roof
In our training courses, educational professionals practise the use of interactive methods
From conceptual design to implementation - we are experts in interactive event series
Digital, on-site or blended - our workshops are always interactive and modular
In Senaryon, we have developed a globally unique software for online simulation games
Making complex content accessible through play!
Good ideas come about when people are actively involved and free to exchange ideas with each other. When they are having fun, they learn in a more sustainable way. That’s why we use playful and interactive approaches in our educational formats. With that, we also want to contribute to promoting solidarity, participation, and democratic skills in society.
All the content-related, methodological and technical competence that is needed for implementing our projects can be found under one roof at planpolitik: conception and development, moderation and event organisation, consulting and training as well as technical and visual implementation - for very small and very large projects, online and on-site.
Selected Projects
Method training, Skills training
Simulation games? Yes! Take the plunge!
It will come as no surprise that we are enthusiastic about the simulation game method, because simulation games are one of the most powerful, versatile and entertaining methods in political and civic education work and...
Interactive educational modules
Small Big Steps against exclusion and extremism
How does a far-right speech on a Liverpool sports field differ from a similar situation in Berlin or rural Bavaria? How do you portray an Islamist as an (animated) character without reproducing stereotypes? And how...