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The Serious Games Initiative is coming into it’s own, and getting some notice from librarians. Serious games focus on education, training, health, and public policy,
Read moreWow, there are almost enough activities for a whole gaming TRACK at ALA! Sessions and Events are listed on the ALA Conference Wiki; here’s what
Read moreThis MONDAY June 15th marks the deadline for proposals for the Gaming, Learning & Libraries Symposium in Oak Brook (a Chicago suburb), IL from November
Read moreListen up at http://www.gamesinlibraries.org. In the wake of this week’s Games for Change conference in NYC, Kelly Czarnecki talks about the Serious Games initiative, especially
Read moreInspired by a presentation on gaming at the Cape Cod and Islands Library Association meeting, WoWer Con n formed “The Librarian,” which means members are
Read more“Eaten by a Grue” is a new blog on videogames & libraries, with a focus on research libraries. Dave Carter at University of Michigan’s Art,
Read moreThis blog post about a dream gaming room [inactive] is intended for a personal residence, but a lot of it is applicable to a library
Read moreMy husband has played guitar –for fun, not profit–since he was around twelve. He knows how to read music, has played in informal bands, and
Read moreWith the beginning of summer approaching, I’m anticipating a lot of gaming programs in libraries. Here are a few to start that are in the
Read morePatrick Kierkegaard’s paper “Video games and aggression” evaluates the evidences that purport to show a stronger link between violent games and aggressive behavior, and is
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