Course rules for practice conduct, evidence, late work, accessibility, account safety, and responsible use of game data.
Play hard · review kindly
Policies and support#
Practice conduct#
Partner drills are cooperative experiments. Follow the agreed setup, disclose when you change a condition, rotate roles, and critique the decision or evidence—not the player. Harassment, griefing, account sharing, boosting, or deliberate disruption is incompatible with the course.
Evidence and privacy#
Use recordings you are entitled to share. Remove player names from public submissions unless everyone has consented. Never submit login credentials, private chat logs, or another person’s replay as your own evidence. Cite external statistics, guides, coaching, and AI assistance where they materially shaped a decision.
Late work and extensions#
Contact the convenor before the deadline when possible. Approved extensions replace the published deadline. Without an extension, work loses 5% of the available mark per calendar day and is not accepted after seven days, because later reviews depend on the submitted artefact.
Accessibility and safer participation#
Equivalent evidence formats are available for students who cannot record voice, play long blocks, or participate in live one-versus-one practice. Contact the convenor to arrange shorter sets, asynchronous review, captions, reduced sensory load, or another reasonable adjustment without lowering the learning standard.
Patch and platform disclaimer#
Patch-specific claims must record the tested version and be revalidated after relevant changes. This fictional educational course is not endorsed by Riot Games. League of Legends and Riot Games are trademarks of their respective owner; no Riot artwork or game assets are required for submission.
Getting help#
Post shared questions on the forum, bring timestamped clips to Champion Labs, or book a clinic with the teaching team. For urgent wellbeing, safety, or accessibility matters, use the university’s formal student-support channels.