INCITE in conversation - May 2021 @ALIANationalOffice
INCITE in conversation - May 2021  @ALIANationalOffice
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Minecraft is a massively popular virtual space, where over a hundred million people all over the world come together, and build their own 3D spaces. INCITE Editor Andrew Finegan spoke withJohn Geijsman and Kirsty Lightfoot about their project, LibraryCraft, which has engaged with youth across West Australian public libraries since late 2019.

Their article from the current issue of INCITE is freely available to read online (https://read.alia.org.au/librarycraft-creating-community-online)

If you'd like to know more about LibraryCraft, you can also visit their website (librarycraft.net/) and email them directly at librarycraft@fremantle.wa.gov.au
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INCITE in conversation - May 2021

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