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A roundtable for librarians who are interested in games and gaming. They have a page on ALA Connect, and typically provide several gaming-related events at ALA conferences.
The goal of the Brantford Games Network lab is to create transformative games and play that can change the world. Directed by Scott Nicholson, one of the earliest researchers on games and gaming in libraries.
This 30-video series was offered as a one-credit course for Syracuse University's School of Information Studies in 2009. The content was made available to students, librarians, and gamers through YouTube.
Focuses on video games. It's a little older (2007), but it has lots of great tips about running video game events in the library that are still relevant today.
Everyone Plays at the Library by 
Gamers ... in the Library?! by 
Libraries Got Game by 
Reality Is Broken by 
What Video Games Have to Teach Us about Learning and Literacy by 