BMP3003: Designing a University Academic Integrity Skills Game

This assignment features the design of a game aimed at teaching university students about academic integrity. The game, designed using skills acquired in BMP3003 Further Academic Skills, involves players capturing 'rats' by answering multiple-choice questions related to academic ethics and plagiarism. The game emphasizes the importance of academic integrity, defining it as maintaining honesty and trustworthiness in academic work, referencing Bretag (2018) and Christensen Hughes (2022). Instructions for playing the game are provided, detailing how players can accumulate points and win the game, alongside sample questions and answers focusing on citation and plagiarism. The assignment also includes references to academic integrity resources.

Instructions for playing the game
BMP3003 Further Academic Skills
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An explanation of why academic
integrity at University is so important
Game Design Skills used to produce the game
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Add A Picture of the game here
Academic integrity refers to the ethics and morals in
context with the academics which maintains its
authenticity (Christensen Hughes, 2022). it is essential to
follow the ethics by every individual of the academic
community. It maintains the honesty of the academic
premises which is reflected through work being done. The
work can be trusted if it contains academic integrity and is
not followed by any misconduct. Academic integrity is
important because it keeps a truthfulness among the
teachers and students.
Creativity skill
Researching skill
Presentation skill
Problem-solving skill
Bretag, T., 2018. Academic integrity. In Oxford
Research Encyclopedia of Business and Management.
Chankova, M., 2020. Teaching academic integrity: The
missing link. Journal of Academic Ethics. 18(2).
pp.155-173.
Christensen Hughes, J., 2022. Academic integrity across
time and place: Higher education’s questionable moral
calling. In Academic Integrity in Canada (pp. 25-59).
Springer, Cham.
References
 5 players can play the game at a time.
 Each group of 5 players will need to play 3
rounds.
 Rats can be discovered by tapping on different
areas.
 To capture the tracked rate, player has to answer a
question which will be in the MCQ format.
 Each rat collected will be counted as 5 points.
 Questions will differ in every round.
 No minus marking if failed to answer correctly.
 Total score of each player will counted at the end
of third round
 Player who has captured highest amount of rat
will be declared winner

1.Can adam
copy from
encyclopedia
without citing
it?
A.According to
the information
B.Information in
the encyclopedia
is common
QUESTIONS
4. What are the
benefits of
citation:
A to give
credibility
B to respect
intellectual
property
C both A & B
2 Evans copies
a quote and
gives credit
to the
respective
author. Will
it be
plagiarized?
A. Yes
B. No
3 Sara uses the
idea from a
journal and
does not cite
it
effectively.
It is
plagiarized.
A true
B false
ANSWERS
B. Information in
the encyclopedia
is common.
B. No A true C Both A&B