Among Us: Ultimate Imposter Deduction and Strategy

Among Us is a social deduction game, making it far more nuanced and complicated than most other out there! This program will be used to help both new and experienced players understand and explore the rules of the game and social interaction to help them find the Imposter or become a successful one!

Depending on student experience, we will be covering a number of topics such as the following:

-Advanced task strategies & tricks
-Top ways to secretly eliminate crewmates
-Top imposter mistakes and how NOT to make them
-Turn other's suspicion into trust
-How to be a smart Crewmate team
-How to be a smart Imposter team

After each game played, the class will review a few key events that happened during the game, and why the imposter or crewmates lost.

Given the nature of Among Us, learners have a few additional expectations:
-Learners will be expected to treat everyone in the classroom with respect at all times
-Learners must take both losses and wins with grace
-Learners must be ready for social confrontation within the confines of the game. Being accused of not telling the truth, being singled out or other similar things WILL happen when playing Among Us. Discussion or 'interrogation' can be aggressive but not mean or derogatory in nature.
-Learners must be ready to not get the 'Imposter' role for the duration of the class, since it is randomly assigned.

Every learner will be given one warning for light infractions of the above expectations and be given a chance to cool off. Should a learner not follow these expectations, they may be muted or removed from the learning environment.

If a class should have a smaller enrollment, we may open the in-game lobby to additional players from the public userbase. Interaction from these users will be supervised.