E-LIS repositoryVideogames em bibliotecas: discussões em jogoRicardo Q.VieiraauthorJeane dos R.PassosauthorCristiane C.RockikiauthorThe inclusion of video games in libraries, the transition of society based on printed information for the multimedia society, the risks and benefits of video games in learning and socialization of children and youth are discussed. Through literature, it is possible to notice that there is no consensus among researchers on this issue, but the transformation of postmodern identity adds to the information consumption in multimedia format, which was detected as a common behaviour in the U.S. libraries (public, school and university). In Brazil, the library seems to be more rooted in the strategy to promote reading books, than to the idea of democratic access to different media, generating a distance between institutions and users and the migration of the younger generation to other institutions that meet their new demands. BG. Information dissemination and diffusion.CC. User categories: children, young people, social groups.DC. Public libraries.DE. School libraries.GH. Education.HI. Electronic Media.2009-09Universidade Estadual de Londrina - UELConference paper

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