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Creating a New Game: Advanced Settings

Learn how to fine-tune your Kunjani game setup with advanced options to automate scheduling, streamline facilitation, and customize assessment and leaderboard rules.

1. When to Use Advanced Settings

  • Basic settings cover 90% of use cases.
  • Use advanced settings when you want to:
    • Schedule game launches
    • Automate invitations based on previous participation
    • Add co-facilitators
    • Customize assessment settings or dice behavior

2. Scheduling

  • Set a specific launch date and time.
  • Time is based on the facilitator's local time zone.

2.1 Auto-Invites from Previous Games

3. Co-Facilitators

  • Add colleagues as co-facilitators to:
    • Host live sessions
    • Monitor progress and leaderboards
    • View reports and assessments

Do not select yourself as a facilitator—you are already included by default. Selecting yourself prevents the form from saving.

4. Language Selection

  • Default is English.
  • Currently supported languages: English and French (Portuguese coming soon).
  • Additional languages available on request—let us know your requirements.
  • The deck language must match the game language.

5. Dice Roll Settings (WhatsApp)

  • Self-paced: Dice animation is on by default.
  • Live: Dice animation is off (recommended for in-person or screen sharing scenarios to save bandwidth).

6. Assessments

  • AI Assessment (Default):

    • Learners receive scores and feedback.
    • Score levels: Beginner, Developing, Competent, Master, Teacher.
    • Option to allow one follow-up answer to improve scores based on feedback.

  • Allow One Follow-Up Answer:

    • Users can improve their initial answer based on AI feedback.
    • The system calculates an average score from both attempts.
    • Encourages active learning through immediate feedback application.

  • Single Answer Only:

    • Disables follow-up attempts.
    • Ideal for baseline assessments or formal tests.

7. Leaderboard Sorting

  • Sort teams and attendees by:
    • Score (default)
    • Name
    • Order added

Sorting by score naturally highlights top-performing teams and individuals.

8. Plagiarism Detection

  • Enabled by default.
  • Detects copy-paste behavior and AI-generated content.
  • Sensitivity level defaults to 100 (recommended).
    • Values <100 increase sensitivity; values >100 decrease sensitivity.
  • Answers undergo multiple plagiarism checks, assigning a cumulative score.
  • Scores ≥100 trigger plagiarism flags on the leaderboard for facilitator review.

9. WhatsApp and Teams Hybrid Mode

  • WhatsApp: Enabled by default, generates links and QR codes.
  • Hybrid Mode (specific to Microsoft Teams):
    • Links WhatsApp numbers to Teams profiles using embedded user info.
    • Set Hybrid Mode = OFF when attendees join individually via their own laptops.
    • Set Hybrid Mode = ON for anonymous QR codes, ideal for shared screens.

10. Assessment Modes for Live Games

  • All Play with AI (Default):

    • One team rolls the dice; all attendees answer individually.
    • AI automatically scores each response.

  • Show & Tell:

    • Only the dice-rolling team answers verbally.
    • Facilitators, peers, and team members assess the response.
    • Leaderboard reflects average peer, self, and facilitator assessments.

11. Save Your Game

  • After configuring settings, click Save to finalize your game setup.
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