Gaming Taskforce at my Library
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We now have a gaming taskforce at my library! The taskforce's goal is to create a gaming plan for our library system, and report back to our management group... then the management group will decide where to go from there.
So we now have a gaming taskforce group email account, and I have a couple of email and computer gaming folders... wow.
And I also did some brainstorming on gaming at the library today, and thought I'd share it. It's not neccessarily what we'll be doing - just my thoughts. But some of you might be interested in them, nonetheless... so:
David’s Gaming Goals
- console gaming
- set up networked game system at each location
- it should be movable
- create programming around the equipment
- game nights
- parent/kid game challenges/learning
- branch/location challenge tournaments
- how to play types of training
- health DDR programming
- train staff in use
- create web help guides for console gaming
- how to play
- where to play - highlight programming
- cheats and other online pointers
- online gaming
- create web guides for popular games
- i.e., Runescape
- basics of play
- cheats and other online pointers
- create programming around games
- how to play
- introduction to online gaming - what they are
- Little Kid's gaming
- provide clear pointers to games like Neopets.com
- create web guides for popular games
- how to play
- cheats and other online pointers
- where the games can be found
- circulating games
- buy top 25 games in one format
- same format of equipment we purchase
- some for each branch
- patron gamers
- books on games
- game theory (everything bad is good for you)
- how to play (Dummies guides, etc)
- young adult novels with gaming plots
- movies?
- Magazines
- books on games
- phase two
- Challenge other libraries
- challenge other library system to a tournament
- see if they can be networked tournaments
- Teen Center in Central
- "The Game Vault"
- Take gaming to the community
- Set up mobile gaming unit
- create school programming/learning opportunities
- take it to community groups
- take it to church youth groups in KCPL area?
- have a library component, too
- one idea - to play, you have to have a library card
- or you have to sign up for a library card
- Challenge other libraries

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