This is the PowerPoint from the November 5th panel webinar on Dungeons and Dragons

1. Dungeons and
Dragons Gaming
Panel
November 5th, 2021
Brian Doyle, Missoula Public Library
Emily Sandersfeld, North Valley Public Library
Lisa Sukut, Livingston-Park County Library

2. Before We
Start
• Session recorded and
available on Vimeo afterwards
• Chatbox available
• You are welcome to unmute
and ask questions too
• MSL CE available for Montana
librarians through ASPeN
• Attendance certificates
available for out-of-state
librarians
• OPI credit available

3. Agenda
First 40 minutes
• Dungeons and Dragons Panel and
Discussion
Last 20 minutes
• General Gaming in Libraries
discussion

4. Dungeons
and
Dragons
Panel
Questions
• How did your program
start?
• How did you find people for
it?
• How does the DM part
work - do you do it yourself,
or did you find a volunteer
to help?
• Is there a budget
associated with this?
• How can you do this
online?
• How do you format the
actual game, once it's
started?

5. General Resources for Library DnD
Activities
Public Library Examples
• Denver Public Library
• Longwood Public Library (NY)
• Sachse Public Library (TX)
• Scarborough Public Library (ME)
• Brooklyn Public Library
• Naperville Public Library (IL)
• Topeka and Shawnee County
Library
Articles and Links
• Escape for the Isolated, American
Libraries from 11/2/2020
• Librarians Report – Dungeons and
Dragons in the Library, Games
ALA from 9/17/2017
• Public Libraries are Using DnD to
Forge Friendships and Build
Community, Dicebreaker from
2/18/2021
• Wizards of the Coast – Get Started

6. General
Gaming
Discussion
• Board games?
• Video games?
• Ideas you’re considering?
• Things you’ve tried?

7. Contact
Emails for
Panelists
9/3/20XX Presentation Title 7
• Emily Sandersfeld,
emilys@northvalleylibrary.org
• Brian Doyle,
bdoyle@missoula.lib.mt.us
• Lisa Sukut, lisas@mtlib.org