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Introductions Lauren Hays Kate McNair MidAmerica Nazarene University Johnson County Library Instructional and Research Librarian Teen Services Coordinating Librarian Co-Director of the Center for Games and Learning YALSA Board of

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Introductions

Lauren Hays MidAmerica Nazarene University

Instructional and Research Librarian
Co-Director of the Center for Games and Learning

Kate McNair Johnson County Library

Teen Services Coordinating Librarian
YALSA Board of Directors

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Tabletop Games in the Library

Lauren Hays and Kate McNair

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Have you played a tabletop game?

Never The basics (life, monopoly) All the time!

Have you used tabletop games at the Library?

Not yet Once or twice We have a regular tabletop program

Does your Library circulate games?

Nope For staff only Yes!

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Types of Games

Strategy games (such as Monopoly or Risk)
Narrative games (such as Dungeons and Dragons)
Action games (such as Jenga or Kickball)
Knowledge games (such as Trivial Pursuit or Scrabble)
Social games (such as Dictionary or Apples to Apples)

Nicholson, S. (2010). Everyone plays at the library. Medford, NJ: Information Today.

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21st Century Skills

Image from P21 Partnership for 21st Century Learning

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Creativity Example

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Communication Example

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Collaboration Example

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Critical Thinking Example

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Public Library Programs

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Elsewhere in the Library...

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Tabletop Outreach

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How Public Libraries Use Games

January 26-28, 2018

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Collection Development

Recreation

What is popular?
What is fun?

Educational Support

21st Century Skills
Discussions with teachers
Discipline specific games

Public Collections

Circulating vs Non-Circulating
Popular titles

Staff Collections

Non-circulating
Staff use only
Generally for programming or

staff development

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Circulating

Check-out period
Contents list
Count game pieces
Lost/missing game

pieces

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Resource List

ALA Gaming RoundTable
Everyone Plays at the Library by Scott Nicholson
BoardGameGeek.com
Play Play Learn
Center for Games & Learning at MidAmerica Nazarene

University

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Questions

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Contact Us

Lauren Hays

ldhays@mnu.edu

Kate McNair

mcnairk@jocolibrary.org