I spoke at the ALA TechSource Gaming, Learning, and Libraries Symposium on Tuesday. I missed a day or two due to some unfortunate weather flying out of LaGuardia, but the conference was really quite interesting and wound up with a very nice talk by Liz Lawley.

I gave a talk about how Big Games could be used in libraries to bring in different audiences and engage a community of players and kids. Libraries are really such interesting spaces full of elements that would make great big games, from unique identifiers, to persistent identity to cool spaces.

Here are the slides from the talk. It’s full o’ images so it’s kind of big.

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