This presentation discusses the game design of Magnifying Plagiarism, which aims to promote academic integrity by identifying and detecting plagiarism in student submissions. The game is based on a puzzle or crossword concept, where players have to arrange shuffled statements from a report to make sense. The presentation also highlights the importance of academic integrity and the consequences of plagiarism. Instructions for playing the game are provided, along with a reflection on the development process. The appendix includes sample questions and options for the game.

This document explores the idea of plagiarism in game design, and how it can be magnified to create an original game.

Game Design: Magnifying Plagiarism

This article discusses the concept of magnifying plagiarism in game design and its significance in promoting academic integrity. It explains how the game works and its structure, including the passing criteria. The article also highlights the importance of academic integrity for students and academic institutions.

Professional Development

Academic Captcha is an online game designed to improve academic knowledge and minimize plagiarism and academic misconduct. This presentation explains the game structure and instructions, the importance of academic integrity, and the skills developed while playing the game.

Designing Academic Captcha Game to Minimize Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct

The report discusses the Plagiarism Captcha game design for enhancing academic integrity. It explains the instructions for playing the game, the skills used to produce the game, and the importance of academic integrity at the university. The game is linked with plagiarism, and the participants who have few numbers of plagiarism will effectively win the game.

Plagiarism Captcha Game Design for Enhancing Academic Integrity

This report discusses the game design of Plagiarism Captcha, an online game designed to teach students about academic integrity and avoiding plagiarism. The game is structured into three sections, each with two questions and six answer options. The game's model and design are creative and engaging, with the aim of making students learn fast. The report concludes that it is becoming increasingly essential for universities to teach academic integrity and make students learn to avoid plagiarism and unethical misconduct.

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Designing a Game for Students 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

This presentation focuses on game design related to academic integrity and plagiarism. It explores the importance of academic integrity, the concept of plagiarism, and the skills required to participate in the game. The presentation also includes instructions for playing the game and questions related to academic misconduct. It emphasizes the need for creativity, artistic vision, and maintaining a balance between entertainment and education in game design.

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Game Design: Magnifying Plagiarism

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Plagiarism Captcha Game Design for Enhancing Academic Integrity

Designing a Game for Students to Avoid Plagiarism and Academic Misconduct

BMP3003 Further Academic Skills - Game Design presentation

Game Design: Academic Integrity and Plagiarism