AASL Seeks GAME Lightning Round Presenters

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AASL Seeks Lightning Round Presenters

AASL is seeking inexperienced presenters to share gaming ideas during an informal hour of lightning rounds at the GAME event in Rochester, NY.

During the hour, presenters will have 15 minutes to share ideas about how to implement interactive learning opportunities in their library program through all types of games.

Deadline for proposals is September 1. Proposals must be submitted via online form.

You could share the same stage as these presenters!

Harness the Power of Digital Learning with Gaming

Julie Evans, CEO
Project Tomorrow

Teaching Through Games

Christopher Harris, Director
Genesee Valley School Library System

En-Twine-d in the Curriculum: Creating Non-Linear Digital
Experiences Across Content Areas

Dr. Aaron J. Elkins, Assistant Professor, Texas Woman's University

Escape into the Curriculum

Brian Mayer, Gaming & Library Technologies Specialist
Genesee Valley School Library System

Liesl Toates, Library Technologies Specialist
Genesee Valley Educational Partnership

Exploring Fun: The What and Why of Game Based Learning

Jen Spong, Program Manager, Learning Resources
Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES

Library and Community Partnerships in Programming

Michelle Goodridge, Liaison Librarian
Game Design & Development, Wilfrid Laurier University

(Role) Playing with History

Teresa Copeland, Librarian, Tesseract School

10 Video Games Every Librarian Should Play

Thomas Knowlton, Outreach Librarian, New York Public Library

Learn more and join the GAME at
www.ala.org/aasl/GAME