Publication Date
January 2016
Publication Title
Serials Review
Abstract
The growth in academic programs devoted to the development of video games and the increased use of video gaming in education have led some academic libraries to build their own video game collections, as well as provide video game-related services, space, and equipment. This column outlines several examples of academic library video game collections and services, provides information on building and maintaining video game-related collections, and addresses a few of the challenges of providing services for this rapidly evolving industry.
Recommended Citation
Ferguson, Christine, "Ready Librarian One" (2016). Faculty & Staff Research and Creative Activity. 56.
https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/faculty/56
Comments
This version of "Ready Librarian One" is a self-archived post-print of the accepted version or final draft of the article, as permitted by the Taylor and Francis author agreement.