BMP3003 Further Academic Skills: University Game Design - Integrity

This assignment outlines a game designed to educate students on the importance of academic integrity at the university level. The game uses an interactive questionnaire format, where players must answer questions correctly to win, reinforcing key concepts related to academic honesty. The skills used in producing the game include communication, decision-making, creativity, and IT skills. The assignment emphasizes that academic integrity is crucial for maintaining the reputation of educational institutions and fostering confidence among students. It also references external sources that discuss interactive approaches to learning about academic integrity and the relationship between religious commitment and academic dishonesty. Desklib provides students access to similar solved assignments and resources.

Instructions for playing the game
BMP3003 Further Academic Skills
 It help the student and the staff with effective
training and guidance about the academic
misconduct by which they can develop the
practice of contributing in academic integrity.
 Academic integrity also help in maintaining the
reputation of the educational institutions so that
there is a feeling of confidence among the student
for their place where they are educating.
Firstly the player
have to click on
the link in order
to open the
game.
Where, he/she is asking the
questions in which individual
have to answer the eight
questions.
There is an interactive questionnaire in which the player have
to choose the correct answer out of different 8 options.
The player can win only when they have answered all the the
questions correctly.
An explanation of why academic
integrity at University is so important
Game Design Skills used to produce the game
• Communication skills-
• Decision making skills-
• Creativity skills-
• IT skills
Name
Add TWhite, A., 2020. Interactive
approaches to learning about
academic integrity: the role of
fun and games. In A Research
Agenda for Academic
Integrity. Edward Elgag.
Onu, D.U., Onyedibe, M.C.C., Ugwu,
L.E. and Nche, G.C., 2021.
Relationship between
religious commitment and
academic r
Publishindishonesty: is self-
efficacy a factor?. Ethics &
Behavior, 31(1), pp.13-20.
Teixeira da Silva, J.A., 2020. Paper mills
and on-demand publishing:
Risks to the integrity of
journal indexing and
metrics. Medical Journal,
Armed Forces India.
References