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We spend so much time talking about games or gaming in libraries, but what about books? If you can’t get enough of your favorite games,
Read moreOur April webinar on Pokémon programs was a smash hit! We had 117 unique views from the US, as well as UK, Canada, Italy, Poland,
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ALA Annual may be virtual once more this year (sorry, Chicago!), but the Games & Gaming Roundtable is excited to deliver just as much awesome.
Read moreCongrats and welcome to the new officers! We are pleased to welcome back two Board members in new roles, and two new members to the
Read moreGameRT plans to host a series of new webinars that focus on games in libraries. From programming and collections to archiving to game design, these
Read moreAre you, like me, living alone in a social-distancing nightmare? If you are, and even if you aren’t, I’m sure we could all use more
Read moreHey Games and Gaming Roundtable members! It’s voting season once more, and we have some exciting candidates on the ballot this year. By now you
Read moreHey Games and Gaming Roundtable members! It’s voting season once more, and we have some exciting candidates on the ballot this year. By now you
Read moreCalling all Gaming Librarians! On behalf of the Games & Gaming Round Table (GameRT) of the American Library Association (ALA), the GameRT Program Planning Committee
Read moreAge range: 10+ Players: 2-6 Playing Time: 50 Minutes Style: Board Game Publisher: Ravensburger and Wonderforge Gameplay: If you’re tired of board games about heroic deeds, handsome heroes, and derring-do,
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