Game Design for Understanding Academic Misconduct - Plagiarism

Instructions for playing the game
Receiving or using another person's thoughts and statements without
acknowledging their actions is called as the plagrism,
About academic misconduct - Simply put, misconduct in
academic is referred to be as a violation of academic integrity.
When students commit dishonesty in relation to academic
formal academic practice in order to protect educational
interests or to help others, they are count be as to participate
in academic misconduct .
Game Design Skills used to produce the game
References
Ali, M.F., 2021. Attitudes towards plagiarism among
faculty members in Egypt: a cross-sectional
study. Scientometrics, 126(4), pp.3535-3547.
Chan, I., and et. al., 2021. Reinforcing the Importance of
Academic Integrity and Ethics (AIE) Through Augmented
Reality (AR) Learning Trails. Blended Learning for Inclusive
and Quality Higher Education in Asia, p.65.
Raibagkar, S.S., 2021. Researchers Do Not fall Prey to
Misuse of Plagiarism Regulations. Publishing Research
Quarterly, 37(1), pp.55-68.
Kong, S.C., and et. al., 2021. Evaluating a learning trail for
academic integrity development in higher education
using bilingual text mining. Technology, Pedagogy and
Education, pp.1-18.
The following game must be played among two or
more students under the supervision of their tutor
who is the author to have full knowledge about
the misconduct of behavior and especially
plagrism
The prospered Bomb Shell IA type of game which is
created for all type of students that are curious for
knowing about the misconduct academic behavior
i.e. Plagiarism. The card game I used to attract the
user and views of all age segments.
Object
The foremost objective of this game is to help
students to get more understating about the act of
academic misconduct i.e. plagarisms. When they do
this through the Bomb Shell card game where
students will answered to several questions which will
lead them in knowing the significance of ignoring any
kind of academic misconduct during academic
integrity.
Soft skills:
- Creativity
- Writting and Communications
Hard skills:
- Research and Development
- IT skills
- Designing skills