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Tabletop RPG gaming (Dungeons and Dragons usually being the default) is a perfect fit for Library programs – RPGs develop imagination as the players help
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The American Library Association Conference from June 22-27, 2017 in Chicago is again bringing games and play into your libraries. Games and Gaming Roundtable (GameRT)
Read moreRegistration for International Games Week 2017 is open! Additional donations will be managed through this blog. You can subscribe to the blog to receive updates
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Any gamer has probably done some impromptu gamer’s advisory, just as most avid readers have recommended books to others. Here are some tips for successful
Read moreNintendo’s newest system, the Switch, was released this year, and libraries with gaming consoles for programs should take notice. The Switch has had a very
Read moreThe year is 2050 and the pace of change in education has been paralyzingly slow. While at a dinner with your fellow educators you learned
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The Ontario Library Association (OLA) will be hosting a one-day conference on gaming in libraries in Toronto at the Ontario College of Art and Design
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International Games Day is now International Games Week. This change allows expansion into school programs and more flexibility in scheduling. This year’s event will take
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Escape rooms are one of the best ways to immerse users in an engaged learning activity; participants must cooperate to overcome obstacles and solve puzzles
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Inclusive programming: The Power of Accessible Board Games An hour-long workshop addressing board game accessibility and universal design, ways to make board games accessible, and
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