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Since one of the things we're measuring is perception, that works out for what we're trying to accomplish. Just getting a best guess is still useful. Thanks!

Hello! My name is Matt Green and I am a PhD student in the Writing and Rhetoric program at George Mason University. I am conducting a study on tabletop roleplaying games; with this study, I’m interested in how players explore different identities through their characters. Toward this end, I...

Ok, SIGNIFICANTLY past the conference date, but better late than never? Here's that presentation. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzPgFMohGCl4TDRHZkpwNU1XbzA/view?usp=sharing

Honestly, the more variety, the better. Thanks much :D Absolutely! It's going to start out as a conference presentation, and I'll do a write up for that and post it after I present next month.

Well, the big goal is exploring the reasons how and why players appropriate games for their own use. I don't know that there will be anything particularly useful to the world that comes out of it, but it is part of the thread that a gentleman named Ian Bogost started with his book Persuasive...

Thanks for pointing that out-I added some clarification that was in the prototype but got lost in the translation to the Google form.

Ah, apologies for the confusion. 'Game' is supposed to encompass a campaign, a one-shot, or any self-contained number of sessions. Game in the sense of the setting and ruleset, not game in the sense of the one session.

Hello! My name is Matt Green and I am a PhD student in the Writing and Rhetoric program at George Mason University. I am conducting a study on tabletop roleplaying games; specifically, I’m interested in how play groups approach rules and rule making. Toward this end, I was hoping some of...