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This game will give you 3 different options on how to write an Admin Alert or an Aggie Alert for a situation occurring!

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Froggy Jumps ALERTSOnline version This game will give you 3 different options on how to write an Admin Alert or an Aggie Alert for a situation occurring! by MEAGAN BLAKE 1 Scenario: A9 is responding to Merrill Hall for an approximately 40-year-old male experiencing chest pain. The patient is conscious and breathing. Logan Fire is responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Medical emergency at Merrill Hall involving an approximately 40-year-old male experiencing chest pain. USU Police and Logan Fire responding. b 40-year-old male having a heart attack at Merrill Hall. Police and Fire responding. c Medical at Merrill Hall. Male having chest pain. 2 Scenario: A90 is responding to a fire alarm activation at the TSC. There have been no reports of smoke or fire. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Possible fire at the TSC. USU Fire Marshal responding. b Fire alarm activation at the TSC. USU Fire Marshal responding. No smoke or fire reported at this time. c Fire at the TSC. A90 responding to investigate. 3 Scenario: A16 is responding to a vehicle versus pedestrian accident near Old Main. The pedestrian is conscious and reporting a leg injury. Logan Fire is responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Vehicle versus pedestrian accident near Old Main. Pedestrian reporting a leg injury. USU Police and Logan Fire responding. b Pedestrian struck and seriously injured by a vehicle at Old Main. Emergency crews responding. c Accident at Old Main. Someone was hit by a car. Fire responding. 4 Scenario: Dispatch receives a report of a male who may have a handgun concealed in his waistband outside the LLC. Nobody has reported the weapon being displayed. A2 and A18 are responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Armed male at the LLC. USU Police responding. b Report of a possible weapon outside the LLC involving a male subject. USU Police responding. Weapon has not been confirmed. c Male carrying a concealed handgun outside the LLC. A2 and A18 responding. 5 Scenario: A62 reports two females actively fighting outside Blue Square. A13 is responding. No weapons have been reported. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Fight at Blue Square. Security is on scene and Police are responding. b Two females assaulting each other at Blue Square. USU Police responding. c Report of a fight involving two females outside Blue Square. USU Police responding. No weapons reported at this time. 6 Scenario: A91 is responding to Engineering after multiple people report smelling natural gas inside the building. The source has not been located or confirmed. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Report of a natural gas odor inside Engineering. USU Fire Marshal responding. Source has not been identified at this time. b Confirmed gas leak inside Engineering. USU Fire Marshal responding. c Possible hazmat situation at Engineering. Gas leak suspected. 7 Scenario: A66 discovers significant damage to a university-owned exterior door at the Testing Center. It appears someone forced the door open. A24 is responding to investigate. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Burglary at the Testing Center. Exterior door was forced open. A24 responding. b Criminal damage at the Testing Center. Security discovered someone broke into the building. c University property damage discovered at the Testing Center involving an exterior door. USU Police responding to investigate. 8 Scenario: TSC employees report a male yelling, knocking items from a counter, and becoming increasingly aggressive toward employees. No assault or weapon has been reported. A5 and A21 are responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Violent male attacking employees inside the TSC. USU Police responding. b Report of an aggressive and escalating male subject at the TSC. USU Police responding. No assault or weapon reported at this time. c Disorderly male causing problems at the TSC. Officers responding. 9 Scenario: A93 is responding to Engineering Lab after a chemical splashed onto an employee's arm. The employee used the safety shower. No serious injury has been reported. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Hazmat emergency at Engineering Lab. Employee exposed to dangerous chemicals. b Employee got chemical on their arm at Engineering Lab. A93 responding. c Laboratory accident at Engineering Lab involving chemical exposure. Safety shower utilized. USU Fire Marshal responding. No serious injury reported at this time. 10 Scenario: Facilities advises Dispatch of a water outage affecting Old Main. Facilities personnel are responding and the cause is currently unknown. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert? a Water outage affecting Old Main. Facilities responding. Cause is currently unknown. b Major water main break at Old Main. Facilities responding. c Old Main has no water. Unknown when it will be fixed. 11 Scenario: An Admin Alert was previously sent for a medical emergency at Bullen Hall. At 09:26, A7 advises the patient has been transported by ambulance and officers are clearing. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert follow-up? a Update 09:26 - Patient transported by ambulance. USU Police clearing the scene. b Patient transported. Call complete. c Update - Medical is finished at Bullen Hall. 12 Scenario: An Admin Alert was sent for a possible weapon at the TSC. At 12:18, A11 advises officers located the subject and determined the reported weapon was a cell phone. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert follow-up? a Update - False alarm at the TSC. It was only a phone. b Officers found the male and he did not have a gun. c Update 12:18 - Officers contacted the involved subject. The reported weapon was determined to be a cell phone. No threat identified. 13 Scenario: A4 confirms a dangerous subject is outside Merrill Hall. The Incident Commander requests SECURE for Merrill Hall. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert? a SECURE - Merrill Hall. Police are responding to a threat outside the building. Get inside if possible and lock exterior doors. Increase situational awareness and continue business as usual inside. b LOCKDOWN - Merrill Hall. Threat outside the building. Lock classroom doors, turn off lights and hide. c SECURE - Merrill Hall. Evacuate the building immediately and avoid the area. 14 Scenario: A17 confirms a dangerous subject is inside the TSC. The Incident Commander requests LOCKDOWN for the TSC. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert? a SECURE - TSC. Get inside and lock exterior doors. Continue normal operations. b LOCKDOWN - TSC. Police are responding to a threat inside the building. Lock doors, turn off lights, move out of sight and maintain silence. Do not open the door. c LOCKDOWN - TSC. Exit the building immediately using the nearest available exit. 15 Scenario: A confirmed gas leak creates a hazard inside Engineering. The Incident Commander requests EVACUATE for Engineering. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert? a SHELTER - Engineering. Remain inside and avoid exterior doors. b LOCKDOWN - Engineering. Remain in place until emergency personnel arrive. c EVACUATE - Engineering. Leave the building and move to your designated evacuation assembly location. Be prepared for additional instructions. 16 Scenario: A22 confirms a potentially violent subject is outside the Testing Center. Officers have established containment outside. The Incident Commander requests SECURE for the Testing Center. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert? a SECURE - Testing Center. Police are responding to a threat outside the building. Get inside if possible and lock exterior doors. Continue business as usual inside. b SECURE - Testing Center. Threat inside the building. Turn off lights, hide and maintain silence. c Police incident at Testing Center. Please use caution. 17 Scenario: A1 confirms an active threat inside Old Main. The Incident Commander requests LOCKDOWN for Old Main. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert? a LOCKDOWN - Old Main. Remain inside the building and wait in the hallway for police instructions. b SECURE - Old Main. Active threat in the area. Lock exterior doors and continue normal operations. c LOCKDOWN - Old Main. Active threat reported inside the building. Leave campus if safe. If unable to leave safely, lock doors, turn off lights, move out of sight and maintain silence. 18 Scenario: A12 confirms an armed subject is outside Central Suites. The Incident Commander requests SECURE for Central Suites. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert? a SECURE - Central Suites. Police are responding to an armed subject outside the building. Get inside if possible, lock exterior doors and increase awareness. Continue business as usual inside. b SECURE - Central Suites. Police are responding to an armed subject outside the building. Lock exterior doors, turn off lights, move out of sight and maintain silence. c SECURE - Central Suites. Police are responding to an armed subject outside the building. Remain outside the building until police clear the area. 19 Scenario: A6 confirms a violent subject is inside Merrill Library. The Incident Commander requests LOCKDOWN. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert? a LOCKDOWN - Merrill Library. Police are responding to a threat inside the building. Lock doors, turn off lights, move out of sight, maintain silence and do not open the door. b LOCKDOWN - Merrill Library. Police are responding to a threat inside the building. Lock exterior doors and continue normal operations while remaining alert. c LOCKDOWN - Merrill Library. Police are responding to a threat inside the building. Gather in common areas and await instructions.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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ALERTSOnline version

by MEAGAN BLAKE

Scenario: A9 is responding to Merrill Hall for an approximately 40-year-old male experiencing chest pain. The patient is conscious and breathing. Logan Fire is responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: A90 is responding to a fire alarm activation at the TSC. There have been no reports of smoke or fire. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: A16 is responding to a vehicle versus pedestrian accident near Old Main. The pedestrian is conscious and reporting a leg injury. Logan Fire is responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: Dispatch receives a report of a male who may have a handgun concealed in his waistband outside the LLC. Nobody has reported the weapon being displayed. A2 and A18 are responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: A62 reports two females actively fighting outside Blue Square. A13 is responding. No weapons have been reported. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: A91 is responding to Engineering after multiple people report smelling natural gas inside the building. The source has not been located or confirmed. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: A66 discovers significant damage to a university-owned exterior door at the Testing Center. It appears someone forced the door open. A24 is responding to investigate. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: TSC employees report a male yelling, knocking items from a counter, and becoming increasingly aggressive toward employees. No assault or weapon has been reported. A5 and A21 are responding. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: A93 is responding to Engineering Lab after a chemical splashed onto an employee's arm. The employee used the safety shower. No serious injury has been reported. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: Facilities advises Dispatch of a water outage affecting Old Main. Facilities personnel are responding and the cause is currently unknown. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert?

Scenario: An Admin Alert was previously sent for a medical emergency at Bullen Hall. At 09:26, A7 advises the patient has been transported by ambulance and officers are clearing. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert follow-up?

Scenario: An Admin Alert was sent for a possible weapon at the TSC. At 12:18, A11 advises officers located the subject and determined the reported weapon was a cell phone. What is the correct way to write the Admin Alert follow-up?

Scenario: A4 confirms a dangerous subject is outside Merrill Hall. The Incident Commander requests SECURE for Merrill Hall. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert?

Scenario: A17 confirms a dangerous subject is inside the TSC. The Incident Commander requests LOCKDOWN for the TSC. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert?

Scenario: A confirmed gas leak creates a hazard inside Engineering. The Incident Commander requests EVACUATE for Engineering. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert?

Scenario: A22 confirms a potentially violent subject is outside the Testing Center. Officers have established containment outside. The Incident Commander requests SECURE for the Testing Center. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert?

Scenario: A1 confirms an active threat inside Old Main. The Incident Commander requests LOCKDOWN for Old Main. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert?

Scenario: A12 confirms an armed subject is outside Central Suites. The Incident Commander requests SECURE for Central Suites. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert?

Scenario: A6 confirms a violent subject is inside Merrill Library. The Incident Commander requests LOCKDOWN. What is the correct way to write the Aggie Alert?