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Level-Up Lab: How to use Minecraft @ Your Library

Free! Register now! Space is limited. In this Level-Up Lab, we will learn how Minecraft is played, what equipment you need to run it, and what it takes to run a successful program with Clara Gerner.

4/4/2017
When: Tuesday, April 4, 2017
2:00 PM
Where: Campbell County Public Library, Cold Spring Branch
3920 Alexandria Pike
Cold Spring, Kentucky  41076
United States
Contact: 513-751-4422


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Level-Up Lab: How to use Minecraft @ Your Library

Tuesday, April 4th @ 2 PM - 4 PM

 

Description:

Clara has run a successful Minecraft Club for two years at her library branch, and has worked out all the kinks in keeping it running smoothly.  She also has run a server that the teens can access off site to play the game in partnership with Creeperhost.net for the last two years.  If you were thinking about running a Minecraft club but didn’t know where to begin, what technology is needed, or even how to play the game, this is a great place to start. 

 

What is Minecraft?

Minecraft is a popular game with children through teens. Minecraft is available on computers, tablets, and gaming consoles. It can be played in a few different ways from adventure mode to creative mode. Minecraft players can fight monsters, build virtual computers, or design cool structures, such as roller coasters, all within Minecraft.

 

Who should attend?

Teen Services Staff

Children's Services Staff 

Tween/Middle School Services Staff

School Librarians and Media Specialists

 

Do I need to bring a laptop or purchase a Minecraft Account?

You do not need to bring a laptop, and it is suggested that you use the laptop provided for you. You do not need to purchase a Minecraft Account. The Campbell County Public Library has library accounts for Minecraft, and we will be using that for the demonstrations and instruction of this lab.

 

Competencies covered:

  • Young Adult Programming
  • Children's Programming
  • All IT

 

Presenter:

Clara Gerner, MLIS has worked in public libraries for almost 15 years, 9 years as a Teen Services Librarian at the Campbell County Public Library. 

 

Price:

Free! Register now as space is limited.

 

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