The Expanding Role of Libraries in Education

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United States Games for Change
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Libraries have undertaken considerable reform over the past years, and are taking an increasingly important role in digital literacy for children and adults alike. We will discuss how we are partnering in this important space to democratize education.

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*Dan Ayoub (General Manager - Mixed Reality Education, Microsoft)

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