Here are several simulations written in NetLogo. If you have Java installed, you should be able to run these directly in your browser.

• Learning to Signal in a Dynamic World. This simulation was first presented at the 2011 Pacific APA meeting as part of an "Author Meets Critics" session on Brian Skyrms's book Signals: Evolution, Learning & Information. The full PDF presentation is available for download. (This simulation can be viewed as a superset of the one on "Signalling and reinforcement learning" below.)
• Signalling and reinforcement learning. This simulation was referenced in the paper "Inventing New Signals" (Alexander, Skyrms and Zabell, 2011).
• Evolution and the Ellsberg paradox.
• The Spatial Nash bargaining game.
• A proximity-based local interaction model of the Nash bargaining game.
• An interactive version of the 3-strategy discrete replicator dynamics.
• A model of social learning and the spread of scientific research programs. (This model was presented at the 2011 European Philosophy of Science Association meeting.)