We’re hard at work to set up a network of library blogs at MPOW. In our efforts to find natural linkages between our existing web content and the incoming blogs, the blog planners and I thought it might be helpful to come up with a shorthand term to denote what’s coming from the blogs. If […]
The legal ramifications regarding gaming in libraries continue to exist in something of a gray area. Which is okay at the moment, because it seems that the exact intellectual property of games is living in a gray area of its own, due to their dual role as both representative works and pieces of software carrying […]
This workshop, led by Randy Christensen of Southern Utah University, presented a lot of great questions we should all be considering as we move to implement gaming as an educational and community-building strategy. It’s nice to get a little pragmatism mixed in with the enthusiasm – if nothing else, it’s a strong reminder that our […]