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đŸ’Ŧ RESPAWN

One photo, forty views — what does your moderation team do?

A moderation simulation about online incidents, for ages 10-13
Students take on the role of the moderation team of REALM, a fictional social platform, and decide how to handle an escalating online incident. Across 11 assignments they build up a complete picture piece by piece — ending in a classroom courtroom finale.
11
assignments
50-65
minutes
group 7/8
10-12 years
Below you can play three real assignments from the full game — exactly as a student experiences them. No account needed.
🚩 THE COMMON THREAD THROUGH THE GAME

None of the mistakes in this story was fatal on its own — together they built up the incident:

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Artificial urgency
"Right now" or "before midnight" is designed to block clear thinking — always a red flag.
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Pressure without time to think
Anyone denied time to think makes worse decisions. That goes for moderators and students alike.
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Secrecy
"Don't tell anyone" is almost always a sign that something isn't right.
đŸ’Ŧ What does "RESPAWN" mean?
In games, "respawn" means starting again after a mistake — a second chance. This game is built on that same idea: an online mistake isn't the end of the story, as long as you take the right steps to put it right.
đŸ›Ąī¸ What does a moderator do?
A moderator watches over an online platform: that person decides what stays up, what comes down, and who gets a warning. It's just as much care as enforcement — speed, care and communication all have to come together.

These are 3 of the 11 assignments. The full game also includes a 24-hour decision tree, an empathy assignment, a fact-check, a writing assignment with live criteria, and a classroom courtroom finale with four roles.

🎒 WHAT YOU GET WITH IT

Not just a game — a complete lesson

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REALM dashboard for the teacher
Live overview of all teams: score, progress per assignment, and a ready-made debrief with five discussion starters.
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Live leaderboard
A leaderboard that tracks how teams are doing during the game — visible in the sidebar and on mobile.
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Factsheet for students
One overview page with red flags, moderation rules of thumb and helplines.
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REALM Courtroom — bonus finale
A fully self-running classroom finale: teams get a role (prosecutor, defender, witness, judge) and build a verdict together.
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Certificate of participation
A printable certificate with score, badges and rank achieved at the end of the game.
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The lesson from the teacher's view
Session code, live dashboard, whiteboard debrief and parent letter (Dutch example)
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🚀 FULL VERSION

Ready for all assignments?

Request a license for your school and play the full moderation team case file straight in the browser — including the REALM dashboard and the courtroom finale.

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