Contact Information:

• All emails are @digra.org
  
• Questions relating joining to DiGRA and membership fees: registrations (please, before emailing see Join DiGRA)
  
• General questions and contacting board: coordinator
• Question relating website, user accounts and technical support: admin
• Research-related questions should be send to 'Gamesnetwork' list at uta.fi
  

News:

• DiGRA Digital Library has been updated: you can now access online, and do text searches (into authors, keywords and abstract texts) of the London DiGRA 2009 conference papers).
• NEW: Easily join, leave or manage your subscription to 'Gamesnetwork', the main DiGRA mailing list through a nice web interface HERE.
• 2008 AGM
  The working party reports presented at the 2008 AGM in Copenhagen are available here.
• DiGRA 2009 Conference
  The official website for the DiGRA 2009 Conference is up. See you there!
• The site (especially News section) is really slow. We are currently trying to solve the issue. Meanwhile, we ask for your patience.
  
• Seminar & conference organisers who would like to archive papers into DiGRA achive, please contact coordinator [at] digra.org

Basic information:

• What is DiGRA?
• Executive Board

Mailing lists:

• DiGRA mailing lists

Personal Home Pages:

• When you have registered for this site, you have a personal folder with full editing rights at your disposal
• Using you personal area to share some personal details, links to your research etc. makes your area a valuable and interesting contribution to this community site
• After successfully logging in, you can see a new top right bar, with a link "my folder" in it; you can go there, edit, add items and control which of them are published/visible and which are private
• Here is an example, personal DiGRA home page by Frans.
• Note that your page will not be visible without submitting it to review. You can do this from state menu (on the right hand side of the middle column) by selecting 'submit'.

Special Interest Groups:

• It is now easy to set up special interest groups (SIGs) around specific research themes
• Basic steps involve setting up a web page with contact information, and mailing list and/or discussion forum for group interaction and information exchange
• More information to follow, see the SIG web areas

Tip of the day:

• If you go to the DiGRA members' area, and do a search without input of any name, you will see a list of currently registered users and portraits of them (if they have submitted one)

No Spam, Please:

• Unsolicited mass postings or non-games-related intrusions will be deleted from the site immediately, and the site admin team will also react by deleting any accounts used for posting them.