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Game-Based Learning @ uOttawa

Here are some game-based learning projects that uOttawa students, faculty, and staff have worked on.

Copyright the Card Game
A card game for learning about copyright by UK Copyright Literacy. English and French Canadian editions by the Canadian Copyright Card Game Group, including Copyright Librarian Mélanie Brunet.
Graduation
A board game about information literacy by Hafsah Hujaleh and Katherine Wagner
The Inheritance
A horror-themed video game made with Twine about information literacy by Kathryn Pelland, David Bynoe, and Élisabeth Roy
Learning in Progress
A platform for active and experiential learning activities using games led by Faculty of Law Professors Thomas Burelli and Alexandre Lillo
Using Game-Based Learning Online – A Cookbook of Recipes
An open ebook about game-based learning by the EGG (uOttawa Educational Games Group)
Reset 2047
A dystopian-themed French visual novel about video game law by Law Professors Thomas Burelli and Alexandre Lillo. More information available from Jurivision.

Here are some examples of games that focus on building information and digital literacy skills.

Academic Integrity in Space
A point-and-click game about Academic Integrity by Toronto Metropolitan University.
Goblin Threat Plagiarism Game
A point-and-click / question-and-answer game about plagiarism by Lycoming College

The Publishing Trap
A board game about academic publishing by UK Copyright Literacy.

Accessibility Maze
A puzzle game about accessibility by Toronto Metropolitan University.

CodeCombat
A fantasy-themed role-playing browser game for learning Python or Java by CodeCombat Inc.

Odysée Numérique
A serious game about digital literacy funded by the Government of Quebec. French only.

Bad News
A browser game about disinformation by DROG.
Fake It To Make It
A browser game about disinformation by Amanda Warner.
Troll Factory
A browser game about social media influence by Yle.
Harmony Square
A browser game about disinformation by DROG.
Go viral!
A browser game about Covid-19 misinformation by the Social Decision-Making Lab at the University of Cambridge, DROG, Bad News, Gusmanson, and the UK Cabinet Office.