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Games in Libraries: Essays on Using Play to Connect and Instruct
This essay collection examines how librarians use games and game-based learning to support outreach, instruction, and patron engagement. It presents practical methods for incorporating games into library services, helping users learn about resources while reducing anxiety around the library. Contributors discuss game design and a range of applications across public, academic, and educational libraries, offering examples for librarians and educators developing games for learning and community interaction.
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- Keep it in your collectionTrack your copy and its expansions, lend it to friends, or put it on your wishlist and get told when the price drops.Add it to your collection
- Log every playScores, winners, timers and photos, then your stats: win rate, favourite player count, best score.Log a play
- Score it without paperUse the community's score sheets and play helpers, and let Ludoya add up the points.Find score sheets
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