Using a Serious Video Game in Training Sessions on Information Skills

About this video

This video describes the use of a serious video game to raise awareness of plagiarism. The context is a training session on information skills run by university librarians. The game can be used by students of all disciplines and across all levels of study.

OEP Video Sheet

Title of the OEP	Using a Serious Video Game in Training Sessions on Information Skills
Subject	Information Skills
Technology used	Video Gaming
Software used
Level EQF	Level 7
Metadata	plagiarism, university libraries, serious video game, student engagement, information skills
Short summary	This video describes the use of a serious video game to raise awareness of plagiarism. The context is a training session on information skills run by university librarians. The game can be used by students of all disciplines and across all levels of study.
Name of the HE Institution	Université de Bordeaux
City, Country	Bordeaux, France
Name of the department	Bibliothèques de l'Université de Bordeaux et de la région Nouvelle Aquitaine
Name of the course(s)
Name of the HE-teacher(s)	Katie Brzustowski-Vaisse
Classroom size	Medium (26-50)

Tags

plagiarism university libraries serious video game student engagement information skills

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