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November 04, 2005

Ethics games

Surfing around for resources, I found three sites offering ethics games:

The Ethics Resource Center periodically creates and makes available games and puzzles designed around ethics and values. They offer values word search puzzles, a presidential quotes matching quiz and ethics &values crosswords.

BellSouth's Office of Ethics and Compliance offers an ethics scenario game available for download at this link.

The Institute of Business Ethics gives an interesting list of games designed for teaching business ethics.

Posted by on November 04, 2005 at 08:45 PM in Games |

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