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Social Games

One of benefits of gaming that fits well with libraries, is the social aspect. The library provides a neutral place for gaming that allows for competition while remaining sane. While most seem to be focused on console games it’s nice to see places like UAH Library also do a LAN Party.

As for the social aspect, [...]


Geocaching and Gaming Libraries

There’s a nice post over at LibraryTechtonics about geocaching and the problem with associating literacy with just books:

Geocaching teaches problem solving skills, environmental awareness and conservation, health and exercise, treading lightly on the earth, and using the internet and gadgetry (quickly becoming an everyday fixture in people’s lives). Geocaching is information literacy as much as [...]


Dewey and DDR

A nice article in Escapist magazine about gaming in libraries. Hard to choose just a small section to quote but definitely give it a read. The issue can be downloaded in PDF as well.

Neiburger stresses that libraries should be places for recreation, too. Their size, resources and virtually unlimited membership mean they can do gaming [...]