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^ High Performance Systems changed its name to isee systems in 2004.

A 2010 study of the efficacy of project-based learning upon a watershed-modeling project undertaken by 72 middle schoolers found that the addition of a STELLA modeling component in the project improved overall comprehension of the material over traditional methods, especially among female students who outperformed their male counterparts with the addition of STELLA. Sample exercises with STELLA include recreating the Daisyworld model, simulating the Easter Island population crash, and modeling the protagonist's motivation throughout William Shakespeare's Hamlet. In 1987, High Performance Systems released a guide to STELLA encouraging its use in academic settings and numerous textbooks have been published that teach modeling and systems thinking using the software. Richmond derisively viewed most education as 'assimilating content' and proposed systems thinking as a remedy to this. Because of its simplicity relative to more complex modeling languages, STELLA has been cited as a useful tool in educational settings.