The public has spoken, and the Gamers' Choice list is available.  Please choose one of the options for the Friday Night slot.

The FRAGCON 2012 schedule has been posted.  The moderators are confirmed for these events, but there still may be some tentative changes in the future.

Tomorrow we'll be posting another survey for the results of the Gamer's Choice write in candidates.  There are a few surprising choices that are on the list, so get your votes in once it is posted.

Hi all,

Check out the Z-DAY: Regina blog at: http://stuglennie.wordpress.com

"What is that?" I hear you asking.

Well, its a place where I chronicle the struggle of five friends to survive the zombie apocalypse. Each gaming session of Z-DAY: Regina will be a new chapter on the blog.

Please pop over there, have a read of Chapter One, and let me know what you think.

Thanks!

Stu

Beyond Monopoly:Gaming 101 has started up again for this year.  This is the 5th year that FRAG has partnered with the Regina Public Library to offer this free introduction to modern board games.  If you haven't read about the program, check out the information here.

I was looking around the internet for another podcast that I had seen previously, when I came across this wonderful series from Scott Nicholson of "Boardgames with Scott" fame.  He has created a complete course, broken up in short you tube videos describing building a gaming program within a library setting.  He covers topics from "What is a Game?", to the history of games, and even specific examples of different game types.  Scott has also done some great work putting together a list of "bait" games that can be used as good introductory games for the board gaming hobby.   These are great resources that our community can benefit from.

If you have any interest in supporting this sort of community event, please take some time to watch some of these videos, and contact the board ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) if you are interesting in helping out with the program this year!

For even further information, check out the American Library Association's Librarian's Guide to Gaming.  It is a resource for librarians that are looking to set up a game program within their community.