Academic Integrity Awareness Week at Adelaide University has taken a new approach to student pop-ups. (Image: Archie Coote)

By Archie Coote | @archie_coote13

Adelaide University’s Academic Integrity Awareness Week saw dozens of students lining up to interact with educational games at the City East pop-up.

Familiar games were modified by students, based on students’ interests, including sweet treat rewards, but Adelaide University master’s student, Om Dubey, found out the stall was more than that.

“I came to do it for the lollies, but I’d still say it was a good refresher. I’d recommend it,”  Dubey says.

“It’s interesting for sure; the games make it super fun.” 

Coordinator of the Academic Integrity Ambassador Program, Claudia Gottwald, believes the awareness week is vital for all career pathways.

“We want to make academic integrity more interactive and fun, less threatening, more engaging,” Gottwald says.

Data Analytics student Sarah Nawar volunteered in the pop-up stall, recommending it to assist students with pathways.

“I thought it would be a really good experience for me with volunteering and working with people,” Nawar says.

“Recruiters want to see this; it’s a good thing on my resume.”

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