Gaming In The Library
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The document discusses the integration of video games into library services, emphasizing their importance as a new format that libraries should embrace. It highlights Karen Choy's experiences and successes with monthly gaming events at Keene Memorial Library, challenging the misconception that video games lack redeeming qualities. The document also includes contact information for Karen Choy, the youth services librarian.
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Gaming In The Library
- 1. Gaming in the Library Presented by: Karen Choy Youth Services Librarian Keene Memorial Library Fremont, Nebraska
- 2. You Are Here Videogames are “a new format libraries can’t afford to ignore.” --Julie Beno and Julee Hector , Lincoln City librarians October 13, 2006
- 4. “ Videogames have no redeeming qualities.” NOT TRUE!
- 6. Boys Read at Keene
- 7. JOHANNA
- 23. What’s Next?
- 27. Keeping Up
- 29. Contact Info Karen Choy Youth Services Librarian Keene Memorial Library 1030 N. Broad Street Fremont, NE 68025 (402 727-2694) [email_address]