Gaming In The Library

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Presented as part of the "Get Your Game On!" workshop at the Nebraska Library Commission on 18 April 2008.

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Gaming in the Library Presented by: Karen Choy Youth Services Librarian Keene Memorial Library Fremont, Nebraska

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