From Patrick Mason:
At the January 2012 meeting of the American Society for Church History, I’ll be on a panel called “Teaching Mormonism in a Digital Age.” In my comments I’ll be considering the impact of the “bloggernacle” on Mormon studies, specifically in regard to the current generation of graduate students. I have designed the following questionnaire to get a better handle on why people read Mormon blogs and what they get out of them. The questionnaire is for any graduate student, full or part time, LDS or non-LDS, in any academic field. The informed consent form on the first page will explain more, or you can contact me at patrick.mason@cgu.edu with any questions. Thanks for participating.
The link to survey is found here.
Thanks for the heads up, Ben. I’m interested in hearing what Patrick finds.
Comment by Christopher — November 29, 2011 @ 12:45 pm
Thanks to all those who participated. I received well over 100 responses, which far exceeded my expectations. I look forward to making sense of the responses and then presenting my findings at the ASCH.
Comment by Patrick Mason — December 13, 2011 @ 6:30 pm