Importance of Academic Integrity: A Plagiarism Game Design

Instructions for playing the game
Check the Plag
BMP3003 Further Academic
Skills
Academic integrity is referred as the course of activities that are required
for the business that they are being one-sided towards students. On the
other hand, academic misconduct is an effective section that demonstrate
various results in developing varied course of unethical academic benefit
as per to the academic restrictions of misconduct from other individual.
In context to this, it should be e essential for the student to hold or gain
skills about ethical practices as because of its effects on the future career
selection options. On the other side, it has been measured that the game
is one of an effective way to spread the term about academic integrity
that will support in in decreasing the plagiarism from their work. Hence,
latest important for individual to focus on their performance and
presenting their ideas in the assignments in a potential way in order to
ignore any academic misconduct. It will be helpful for them to ignore
unethical practices because they will have direct impact on their work.
The basic step is to sign in the portal, there will be varied term of
questions that are require to be answered
Five contestant can play the game at once.
After executing the first sections, contestant enter in game.
All contestant will maintain their box in the field of paper and it is
required to have two boxes for winning the game.
After the process of placing boxes, other contestants will unable to
continue the game to one contestant who can win the game through
which the game are attaining their sections.
The game is connected with plagiarism so that the contestants who
have low term of plagiarism will potentially win the game.
An explanation of why academic
integrity at University is so important
Game Design Skills used to produce the game
• Writing skills
• Creativity Skills
• Research skills
Name
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Milne, O. and Ivankovic, V., 2021. Computer game
design and moral engagement: How mechanics take
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169). Routledge.
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