This article discusses the development of academic skills through game designing. It outlines the criteria for academic misconduct and plagiarism and provides instructions for playing the game. The article emphasizes the importance of academic integrity at the university level and reflects on the skills used to produce the game.

Learn about academic integrity and plagiarism through game designing. Instructions for playing the game and importance of academic integrity at university level.

Academic Integrity Game Designing for Avoiding Plagiarism

Developing Academic Integrity through Game Designing

This report discusses how game designing can help in developing academic skills and avoiding plagiarism and academic misconduct. It also includes instructions for playing the game and the importance of academic integrity at the university level. The reflection of skills used to produce the game is also discussed.

Professional Development

Developing Academic Skills through Game Designing

This presentation discusses the game 'PlagDart' designed to teach academic integrity and avoid plagiarism. It includes instructions for playing the game and a reflection on the skills used to produce it. The importance of academic integrity at university is also highlighted. References are provided for further reading.

Game Design: PlagDart

Presentation

This presentation discusses the importance of academic integrity at university level and the need to avoid plagiarism and academic misconduct. It presents a game designed to help students develop strategies to maintain academic integrity. The presentation also reflects on the skills required to create the game.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Leadership Management

Developing Strategies for a Game to Avoid Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct

This presentation discusses the importance of academic integrity and the prevention of academic misconduct. It introduces a game designed to promote academic integrity and eliminate unethical practices in the learning environment. The presentation also highlights the skills required for game development and provides references for further reading.

BMP3003 Further Academic Skills - Game Design presentation

KnowPlag is a game designed to teach students about plagiarism and academic integrity in a fun and engaging way. The game involves forming 4 teams of 5 students each, spinning a board with 5 topics, answering questions related to the topic, and challenging other teams. The presentation provides instructions for playing the game and reflects on the skills used to produce it.

Game Design for KnowPlag: A Fun Way to Learn About Plagiarism and Academic Integrity

Auditing Computerized Info. Systems

This presentation discusses the game design for academic integrity called PlagArrow. The game aims to teach students about academic honesty, prevent academic misconduct, and promote ethical practices. It involves a dart and arrow concept where students answer questions on academic integrity. The game encourages teamwork, competitiveness, and active participation.

Developing Academic Integrity through Game Designing

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Developing Academic Skills through Game Designing

Game Design: PlagDart

Developing Strategies for a Game to Avoid Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct

BMP3003 Further Academic Skills - Game Design presentation

Game Design for KnowPlag: A Fun Way to Learn About Plagiarism and Academic Integrity

Game Design for Academic Integrity: PlagArrow