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We're excited to invite you to Everything is On Fire Spectacular, a day of free virtual programming on Friday October 16, 2026 from 10a-4:30p CT. Join round tables of the American Library Association (GameRT, FMRT, MAGIRT, IFRT, and IRRT) for a day of interactive sessions about how libraries are surviving ...

How can libraries provide access to digital games for users today and future generations? To help answer that very question, the Digital Games in Libraries (DGIL) project at the University of North Carolina Greensboro invites you to participate in the National Virtual Forum for Digital Games in Libraries! ...

How can libraries provide access to digital games for users today and future generations? To come up with answers to that very question, the Digital Games in Libraries (DGIL) project at the University of North Carolina Greensboro invites you to participate in the National Virtual Forum for Digital Games ...

Hello, The Games and Gaming Round Table invites everyone to join us next week for our annual virtual conference March Mini Con. The free event will be held on March 20 from 10am-3:30pm CT. This year's theme is Gaming Outside the Box. We'll explore innovative approaches to using games in libraries, ...

Hello, I'm writing as co-chair of the GameRT Programming Committee to encourage you to submit a proposal for our March Mini-Con, a one-day virtual conference comprised of short presentations related to games in libraries. The theme for March Mini-Con 2026 is Gaming Outside the Box, so we invite ...

Hello, I replied to this a couple days ago via email, but I don't think that went through. Apologies if this is a repeat! I'm actually working on a research project right now targeting this very issue: Digital Games in Libraries (DGIL). Check out this site for more information on that project: ...

Hey Zack, I'm actually currently working on a research project exploring the challenges of licensing digital games in libraries (both on consoles and PC games from platforms like Steam). The long and short of it is that nobody is really licensing digital games at scale right now. Game publishers don't ...