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An overview of interesting e-mail listservers about education and training. This list is a compilation of several older lists I found and/or made. Some of this addresses may be obsolete. Some of these mailinglists may not even exist any more. I am sorry about that, but I am unable to check these all. The reason? In my childhood as a websurveyer I took a day in the Christmas-term to enlist in about 15 mailinglists. I wanted to be WITH IT! It took my 5 days to clean my folders and read all the news. We are curious, are we not! While reading my mailserver delivered 300 messages every day. I gave up.
These listservers have been watched for several weeks, in some cases for months. Internet changes rapidly. If any of these addresses are not correct or if a listserver has been removed from a server please inform us.
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List administered by Eric Wainwright and Tony
Barry. The Link list is a discussion list for librarians and
others interested in access to networked information. Current
areas of particular interest are public network access, access to
government information, the role of Australian libraries in open
learning and network access generally, community networking, and
Commonwealth /State policies on these issues. Reports on
developments from Federal, State and Local government levels
welcome.
Administrative Address: majordomo@charlotte.anu.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe link Your Email Address
Archive: http://online.anu.edu.au/mail-archives/link/
Administrative Address: listserv@msu.edu
To subscribe: subscribe EDTECH
DEOSNEWS is a distance education electronic journal run by The
American Center for the Study of Distance Education (ACSDE).
To subscribe, send an email to: LISTSERV@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
with the following command: SUBSCRIBE DEOSNEWS, skip a space, and
type your first and last names.
DEOS-L is an interactive listserv maintained by the same
organisations. To subscribe, send an email to: LISTSERV@PSUVM.PSU.EDU
with the following command: SUBSCRIBE DEOS-L, skip a space, and
type your first and last names.
EDUCOM Update is a once or twice a month electronic
information service, distributed via email, covering news about
the Educom Consortium, its member institutions, its corporate
affiliates, and other organisations that share Educom's goals for
transforming education through information technology.
To subscribe, send mail to listproc@educom.edu with the
message SUB UPDATE your first name your last name .
To submit news about your organisation, send a very brief message
to info@educom.edu.
WWW: http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Contrib/Edupage/update/
As a service to the community, the Educom Consortium publish
the Edupage newsletter, a thrice-weekly summary of news items on
information technology, sent via email.
WWW: http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Contrib/Edupage/
Internet Resources & Issues for Education
K-12 Educational Internet Sites and resources
Administrative Address: ewellbur@cln.etc.bc.ca
To subscribe: sub network_nuggets-l first name last name
To unsubscribe: unsub network_nuggets-l
Sending messages to the list:
network_nuggets-l@cln.etc.bc.ca
K-12 collaborative projects list (MODERATED!). It
is simply the best collection of high-quality classroom-based
collaborative learning projects you can find on the Internet.
Administrative Address: majordomo@gsn.org
To subscribe: subscribe hilites
List administered by Faculty of Education, Monash
University, Melbourne, Australia. The list is designed to be a
forum for local educators with an interest in creating World Wide
Web pages and servers on the Internet.
Administrative Address: majordomo@edx1.educ.monash.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe charlotte
Archive: http://edx1.educ.monash.edu.au/projects/charlotte/archive/
This list is for:
Helping Internet using teachers become involved in an online
community
Advertising other Australian communities, lists, archives
Sharing information about National initiatives as they effect
schools (eg EdNA)
Seeking partners for projects nationally and perhaps
internationally
International colleagues to seek contacts with Australian
teachers and schools
Administrative Address: oz-teachers@owl.qut.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe oz-teachers
Discussion group for those either contemplating
or actively involved in developing cwis, gopher, wais or world
wide web systems around Australia.
Administrative Address: majordomo@aarnet.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe wombat
List administered by Michael Brooks
(mikeb@library.lib.rmit.edu.au). Intended for the discussion of
issues related to flexible delivery. In particular for the VET
sector. Any enquiries about the list should be directed to Diana
Harrison, at RMIT. dianah@library.lib.rmit.edu.au
Administrative Address: majordomo@bastian.lib.rmit.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe flexidel-l
Resodlaa, a discussion list of the Open and
Distance Learning Association of Australia (ODLAA) SIG on
Research. Open and Distance Learning Association of Australia is
the new name for the Australian and South Pacific External
Studies Association (ASPESA). The major objectives of Resodlaa
are to hold regular electronic discussions, symposia and
conferences on topical issues in distance education and open
learning research, and encourage interaction amongst members and
other researchers elsewhere.
Administrative Address: jegede@usq.edu.au
To subscribe: ask to be added to the list
HERDSA (The Higher Education Research and
Development Society of Australasia) now has an electronic mailing
list. It's a moderated list rather than a bulletin-board. It's
intended primarily to inform subscribers of activities, events,
work (and works) in progress, publications, policy initiatives,
and the comings and goings of notable visitors in the higher
education research and development arena.
Administrative Address: listproc@listproc.anu.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe herdsa@listproc.anu.edu.au your
name
This list will be used to distribute information
of general interest to teachers of primary school students in
Australia. It also aims to provide a forum for discussions.
Administrative Address: majordomo@actein.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe Primary-Schools
This list will be used to distribute information
of general interest to teachers of secondary school students. It
also aims to provide a forum for discussions.
Administrative Address: majordomo@actein.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe Secondary-Schools
An electronic discussion list provided for those
with an interest in Vocational Education and Training. Access is
through the listserve at the University of Southern Queensland.
VETLIST was initiated by the Vocational Education and Training
Research Institute (VETRI), which is the research arm of the
Centre for Further Education and Training in the Faculty of
Education.
Administrative Address: LISTSERVER@usq.edu.au
To subscribe: SUBSCRIBE VETLIST your name
Administrative Address: majordomo@edna.edu.au
To subscribe: subscribe vetgroup
Administrative Address: majordomo@edna.edu.au
to subscribe: subscribe hegroup
To subscribe, leave the subject line blank and send the
message:
SUBSCRIBE AAHESGIT YOURFIRSTNAME YOURLASTNAME
to the address: LISTPROC@LIST.CREN.NET
K-12 Education Ideas Using Technology, is a list whose objective is to provide a *weekly* forum for K-12 educators to share ideas on using technology in the classroom. The audience for this list would be K-12 teachers, or those who provide instructional support for them.
The week's digest is comprised of the following kinds of information:
1) Classroom technology integration questions and ideas.
2) Web sites that might be useful to K-12 schools.
3) Blurbs on listservs of interest.
4) Educational technology news and trends (from other lists,
vendors, etc)
Posts that discuss technical issues, hardware questions, configuration queries and the like are not appropriate for this list.
To subscribe
1) Address a message to " Listserv@ocmvm.cnyric.org
" (omit the quote marks)
2) Make your message " subscribe fyi yourfirstname
yourlastname " (Omit the quotes)
3) You'll get a note back saying that you have been added to the
list.
Focus is on announcements, descriptions, and reviews of education related Internet resources. A joint project of Industry Canada's Community Access initiative, the University of New Brunswick, and the ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation.
Consortium on School Networking (COSN) mail list. Covers anything having to do with school networking. In general, there are three kinds of posts: announcements, calls for help, calls for discussion. Announcements about new lists, new services, grants, etc., are an important part of COSNDISC.
Very active. The list was conceived to bring together students, faculty, and "interested others" in the field of educational technology to share ideas and information. There are more than 1,300 subscribers from about 30 countries on the EDTECH list. An excellent place to post edtech questions.
Provides periodic information on new education-related
Internet
resources (and other information of interest to educators).
More about listservers
E-Mail Discussion Lists and Electronic Journals, an overview kept up te date regularly by Andy Carvin, EdWeb
http://edweb.gsn.org/lists.html
If you want to find a listserver for your personal interest this search engine might help you.
Mail comments to: jpvanschie@mindcom.nl
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