Write or wrong: A transformational game for ethics education

Matthew Gaydos*, Aline Nardo

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Ethics education must keep pace with rapidly changing technology and research advances. New approaches, such as game-based learning, can help through introducing students to systems that simulate the ethical decisions they might later make in their professional work. This presentation introduces preliminary findings from two pilot studies of a game-based ethics education approach that uses a newly developed game to support a research ethics course at a large European university. Results suggest the game shows promise in providing an experience for players that can be later used as a reference in a course to critically discuss and examine the ethical dilemmas faced during research practice. Further work is planned to support these discussions and extend game content.
Original languageEnglish
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 22 Apr 2022
EventAERA 2022 - San Diego
Duration: 21 Apr 2022 → …

Conference

ConferenceAERA 2022
CitySan Diego
Period21/04/22 → …

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