On November 14, 2024, I presented my graduate level workshop for the AUC Woodruff Library's annual International Games Day (IGD) 2024. This session explored some basic video game etymology, explained digital humanities characteristics of video games, highlighted POC (People of Color) developers, and touched on applications for gaming education. While this presentation may seem like basic information for those who are involved in gaming or the gaming community, for researchers unfamiliar with these topics it gave them new perspectives. 

This session explored navigating virtual reality and incorporating equipment into library services, collaborating with faculty and students on a virtual reality rubric, and explored growing partnerships in game education, such as the library’s event International Games Day. This session also explored the creation of the new VR Lounge & Wellness Room at the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library.