What you’ll learn
How to create interactive simulations in Creatium Studio using AI-generated prompts, including interactive assessments, games, puzzles, and more.
Creating a Simulation
Step 1: From the Creatium Studio home page, click the Simulations card. This is where you can create your simulation.
Step 2: Enter your simulation prompt
In the prompt field, describe the simulation you want to create. Be as detailed as possible — the more context you provide, the better the output.
Example prompts:
"Create an email phishing simulation with a sample email inbox, with emails specifically targeted towards marketing employees."
"Build a simulation where an employee reviews AI-generated reports and identifies errors, biases, and hallucinations before sharing with their team."
"Build an activity where the learner rates 10 workplace statements from Disagree to Agree and receives a work style profile with strengths and blind spots."
You can also click one of the Suggestion chips below the prompt field (e.g., "Feedback frameworks" or "Workstyle assessment") to get started quickly, or browse the sample content cards for inspiration.
Step 3: Wait for your simulation to generate
After clicking Generate, Creatium will begin building your simulation.
You'll see a progress indicator on the left showing the current phase (e.g., "Planning" → "Preparing your simulation...") and a loading screen on the right. This may take 5–7 minutes to generate.
Finalize your simulation by adding a name, tags and description before saving it to your library. It autopopulates for you as well.
Step 4: Test and refine your simulation
Once generated, you'll see a split-screen view: the Edit your simulation panel on the left and a live Preview of your simulation on the right. Interact with the preview to test the experience.
To make changes, type what you'd like to adjust in the "Ask for changes" field on the left panel and click Refine. Creatium will regenerate the simulation with your edits.
Step 5: Publish, export or embed your simulation
After clicking Done, you'll see a full preview of your completed simulation with an auto-generated title and tags. From here you have several options:
Copy link — Share the simulation directly with learners via its own URL.
iFrame — Get an embed code to place the simulation into a website or learning platform.
SCORM — Download the simulation as a SCORM package for your LMS. When exporting, you can set a passing score by choosing a preset threshold (60%, 70%, 80%, 90%), entering a custom score, or selecting "No threshold."
Edit — Return to the edit view to make further changes.
Step 6: Manage your simulations in Projects
Navigate to Projects in the left sidebar to find all your saved simulations. Use the filter tabs at the top (Lessons, Coaches, Roleplays, Knowledge checks, Simulations) to view just your simulations.
Click the three-dot menu (⋯) on any simulation card to Edit, Duplicate, Share, or Revoke access.
You can also click + Create a simulation in the top right of the Projects page to start a new one directly from here.
