This event was part of the integrity week event at PGCC. It was interactive and educational. Most of the questions and concepts mentioned targets major concerns in the college settings, such as plagiarism. I learned a lot about how to avoid peer pressure when it comes to sharing answers/homeworks, as well as how to avoid self-plagarism.
good time at the integrity quest, being with peers to play this fun game of jeopardy of academic integrity
I learned important things about how to source and how to contact your professor about team members who didn't contribute to an group assignment. It was a really fun event, I would definitely go again.
It was a very fun and informative game.
I Learned the different ways of respect and what to do/what not to do in a educational situation ethically. -Played a game of jeopardy
I joined this jeopardy game on academic integrity hosted by Ms. Venessa McKinney and it was amazing. I came third, tied with another player. It was really engaging and also educational as while we are answering the questions/prompts, we are also learning more about academic integrity and how to keep our integrity while getting our degrees by being honest, fair, trustworthy, and responsible.
