A retro side-scrolling platformer where knowledge is the power-up. Bump the ? blocks to release question mushrooms. The seven of them cover Week 7 (deep learning, generative AI) and Week 8 (workflow automation, process mining) and Week 9 (warehouse automation, AGV and AMR). At the flagpole the Disruption Dragon asks the three that decide your grade: responsible AI and oversight tiers, exception handling and approval points, and commercial viability. Clear the level and the page builds a Run Evidence Card to screenshot for A2 and A3. Keyboard: arrows or A and D to move, Space to jump, M for music.
Screenshot this whole card now, before you leave the page. It is your record of the activity and it names the sections of A2 and A3 your result points at. No name and no student number, and nothing is submitted from this page.
Retrieval practice under light pressure, on the three weeks that carry the most assessment weight. Ten specialist decisions from Weeks 7, 8 and 9 gate your progress through a platformer level: deep learning and NLP, generative AI workflows, responsible AI and oversight tiers, rule-based automation, RPA and process mining, exception handling, warehouse automation, AGV against AMR, and commercial viability.
Run right, stomp the delay bugs and bump the seven ? blocks; each releases a mushroom that asks one multiple-choice question. The dragon boss at the flagpole asks three more, drawn from 7.3, 8.3 and 9.3. There is one attempt per question: a wrong answer scores nothing, the right answer and the reason are shown, and the topic is recorded as your weakest area. Nothing ends the run early, so a hard question is a dent, not a wall. In Contest mode the class code seeds the shuffle so every student faces the identical game.
The platforming is deliberately easy, and there is one run each with no replay. Before you jump, be sure you can state why the answer holds: GenAI output needs grounding in a source record before it touches a purchase order, process mining needs case ID and activity and timestamp, and replacing a supplier sits at the high oversight tier because the commercial exposure is real. The end card turns that into six lines you can lift straight into A2 and A3.
