Hosted Team Survival Simulation
Team Judgment Under Pressure
Participants join free. No accounts or downloads.
Facilitated session flow
A hosted shared-control exercise for real rooms.
Create a session, invite the room, guide teams through a survival ranking challenge, then reveal the comparison that anchors the debrief.
Why it works
Easy to run. Useful to debrief.
Protocol 15 is not a team test. It gives the group a concrete simulation result, then gives the facilitator a simple way to start a discussion about priorities, communication, and decision-making under pressure.
Easy joining
Participants join from their own device with a code or link. The host handles the session.
One shared answer
The team has to agree on one ranking, so the debate has a clear finish line.
A better reveal
Scores and item-by-item comparison give the group something specific to react to.
Scenario Library
Different survival worlds. Same team challenge.
Pick a setting that fits the room. The story changes, but the facilitated activity stays familiar: rank the items, agree on one answer, then compare with the guide.
Pick a Scenario
Built for
Rooms where participation and discussion matter.
Use Protocol 15 when the goal is not only to run an exercise, but to create a shared decision the group can discuss afterward.
Built for modern workplace leaders
Built for the rooms people actually run.
Protocol 15 gives facilitators a structured way to help groups evaluate priorities, communicate under pressure, and compare one shared ranking with the guide.
Agile Coaches & Scrum Masters
Use Protocol 15 as an experiential retro activity. Teams practice the difference between averaging individual opinions and reaching one consensus-driven ranking.
For facilitatorsWorkshop Facilitators & HR
Kick off corporate training, onboarding, or hybrid workshops with a zero-login virtual icebreaker that gets teams talking quickly.
See session flowManagers & Team Leads
Give the team a focused challenge where leadership, communication gaps, and participation patterns can become part of the debrief conversation.
Team buildingQuick answers
What hosts usually need to know before they run it.
- Session length
- Works well as a 25-40 minute activity, including setup, ranking, reveal, and debrief.
- Group size
- Best with small teams that can debate one ranking together.
- Room format
- Use it in person, remote, or hybrid as long as participants can open a browser.
- Participant setup
- The host creates the session. Participants join free by code or link without accounts.
Run your first facilitated session
Choose a scenario, share a join link, and let teams debate the ranking. Protocol 15 handles timing, scoring, comparison, and results for workshops, classrooms, leadership sessions, and team-building activities.
"The best moments usually happen when the team is sure, then the guide ranking disagrees."
Participants join free. No accounts or downloads.