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LOOPY Systems Thinking
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Sobre esta simulación
KiwiBee’s LOOPY classroom edition retains Nicky Case’s CC0 signal engine and adds balancing, reinforcing and grass/rabbit feedback experiments. Use a clear signal-injection button, observe the model levels, restart the experiment, or reveal the drawing tools to change a relationship. Prediction prompts help connect the visible feedback with a causal explanation. The signal animation and model levels are qualitative: they do not fit measured ecological data or forecast a real system.
Qué pueden explorar los alumnos
- Press Play and send a signal into one of the sample nodes.
- Change a positive connection to a negative connection and compare the feedback.
- Sketch a simple ecosystem and explain which relationships your diagram leaves out.
Objetivos de aprendizaje
- 1Distinguish reinforcing and balancing feedback loops.
- 2Explain how a change can travel through connected parts of a system.
Preguntas frecuentes de los docentes
Who created this activity and what is its source license?
Nicky Case. Original source license: CC0-1.0. Source: https://github.com/ncase/loopy. KiwiBee improves the classroom controls and experiments, retaining source credits and licenses.
What does this model simplify?
LOOPY represents qualitative relationships and simplified signal flows. It is not a quantitative forecasting model.
How can I use the activity in class?
Use the activity controls inside the frame, or open fullscreen for a larger workspace. Ask students to predict a result, test it, and explain what changed. The embedded application starts in English; available upstream language controls are part of the original activity.
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