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    1. Gaming In Libraries Presented by: Tyler Rousseau-NJLA IT Section
    2. Who is Gaming?
      • Women outnumber men in online gaming
      • More gaming consoles are owned by men, but the gap is closing…
      • The largest consumers of games are….
      • Yuppies!!!
      • And of course, our teens.
    3. Types of Games
      • DVD Games- Scene It, Trivial Pursuit DVD version
      • Online Single Player- Solitaire, Bejeweled, Four Second Fury, trivia & personality quizzes, etc.
      • MMOs- World of Warcraft, Runescape, Dofus, Gaia Online
      • Console Games- PS2 & 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, Handhelds.
      • PC- Half Life, Tycoon Series, Unreal Tournament
    4. Myths About Gaming
      • Video games have led to an epidemic in youth violence
      • Evidence links violence in video games to aggression
      • Children are the primary market for video games
      • Girls do not play video games
      • Video games are socially isolating
      • Most video games are rated Mature
    5. Facts About Gaming
      • Gaming can be good
      • Gaming can be bad
      • Not all games are for kids
      • Games can be educational
      • There is a limit
      • Games provide opportunities
      • Gaming has a large audience
      • Gaming can keep a person’s mind sharp
    6. Why Should We Provide Gaming?
      • Brings in patrons who may not normally come to the library
      • Provides a chance to push other materials through displays, book talks and/or promotions
      • Helps improve statistics (if this is important to your supervisors or admin)
      • Proves that Libraries and Librarians are indeed HIP !
    7. How to Host a Party… ideas
      • Tournament
      • Demo
      • Potpourri
      • Round Table
      • Premiere
    8. Considerations for Party/Tournament
      • Game ratings
      • “Official Ref”
      • Time Limit or Limiting Entrants
      • Have other activities
      • Food
      • Sponsors
      • Prizes/Awards
      • Displays
      • Promote!
    9. Online Gaming Sites
      • Addicting Games
      • MiniClip
      • Hall Pass
      • Candy Stand
      • Armor Games
      • MSN Games & Yahoo Games
      • Crazy Monkey Games
      • Bubble Box

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