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Study Skills Educational Games

2 Study Skills games for teaching and learning in general & cross-disciplinary. Each one is built around real learning outcomes: students practise by doing, get immediate feedback, and teachers see progress recorded automatically as they play. Open a game to see its learning outcomes, age range, screenshots and teaching notes, then assign it to your class.

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Research Integrity
Free
by Edu Games
The Research Integrity Game is a browser-based training game for early-career researchers, built on the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research (2018) and its supporting guides. In Mode A, you play a first-year researcher facing forty short, fictional but realistic scenarios: gift authorship, quietly deleted data points, undisclosed consultancies, ghost-written peer reviews. For each, you judge the conduct (fine, questionable, or breach) and pick an escalation move, then see how an expert panel and its level of consensus compared. In Mode B, you sit on a Human Research Ethics Committee: flag concerns in an application, deliberate, vote, and draft conditions.
Subjects
Research MethodsCritical Thinking & Problem SolvingStudy Skills
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Black Box
Free
by Edu Games
You are entering an experimental facility built to study systems we do not yet understand. Inside each chamber is a phenomenon with hidden rules, unknown causes, and incomplete evidence. Your mission is simple: figure out what is happening. Observe carefully. Change what you can. Measure what follows. Form explanations, test them, and decide what the evidence actually allows you to conclude. You will not be given the answers—and you should not assume that anyone else has them either. The only authority in this laboratory is the evidence.
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ScienceForensic ScienceLaboratory SkillsEngineeringData Science & Analytics+6 more

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