INTERNET MAILING LISTS National Council of teachers of math list (majordomo@forum.swarthmore.edu) mathteach@forum.swarthmore.edu. Additionalmailing lists provided by contributors. http://home.capecod.net/~tpanitz/lists.html
Extractions: Return to TedÂ’s main page INTERNET MAILING LISTS DEALING WITH EDUCATION TOPICS Welcome to my page on internet discussion lists related to education topics. If you have a favorite site or sites you would be willing to share with me please send them along to: tpanitz@capecod.net A brief description would be most helpful. I will add your contributions to this site under reader contributions below. Please be sure to include the listserv address. Also please specify if the list is a listserv, listproc, or majordomo. Thanks in advance for your help in building this page.
CommuniGate Pro 911peace.net Mailing Lists , Access(see below). townhallteachin, teach-In committee of the THC, subscribers.Welcome to 911peace.net mailing lists! mailing List, http://911peace.net:8100/Lists/
Extractions: W elcome to 911peace.net Mailing Lists! Mailing List Description Access (see below) Discussion to promote peace in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy [http://911peace.net] anybody townhall-announce Events, alerts, info from the SF Town Hall Committee to stop Hate and War ... 911peace.net administration page with an account that has been given administrative privileges. To administer an existing list, you should login to 911peace.net using the account that has been designated the owner of that list. You can also access the list owner's control page through the 911peace.net administration page If you would like a list administrator account created for you, please email help@911peace.net and we will take care of it as soon as possible. Trial lists are free. For more information about this service, please see npo-lists.org Problems? Email help@911peace.net Software by:
Newsgroups And Mailing Lists Prev, Chapter 14. Finding Help, Next. 14.1. Newsgroups and mailing lists. Thisguide cannot teach you everything about Linux. There just isn't enough space. http://www.tldp.org/LDP/sag/x2821.html
Extractions: The Linux System Administrator's Guide: Version 0.7 Prev Chapter 14. Finding Help Next This guide cannot teach you everything about Linux. There just isn't enough space. It is almost inevitable that at some point you will find something you need to do, that isn't covered in this (or any other) document at the LDP. One of the nicest things about Linux is the large number of forums devoted to it. There are forums relating to almost all facets of Linux ranging from newbie FAQs to in depth kernel development issues. To receive the most from them, there are a few things you can do. The first thing to do is to find an appropriate forum. There are many newsgroups and mailing lists devoted to Linux, so try to find and use the one which most closely matches your question. For example, there isn't much point in you asking a question about sendmail in a forum devoted to Linux kernel development. At best the people there will think you are stupid and you will get few responses, at worst you may receive lots of highly insulting replies (flames). A quick look through the newsgroups available finds comp.mail.sendmail, which looks like an appropriate place to ask a sendmail question. Your news client probably has a list of the newsgroups available to you, but if not then a full list of newsgroups is available at http://groups.google.com/groups?group=*
The Story Of "Nadine" -- A Tale Of Mailing Lists The Story of Nadine A Tale of mailing lists. It is a story about howInternet email lists can go horribly wrong. Contents. That'll teach me. http://www.honet.com/Nadine/default.htm
Extractions: Last update : 14-Jul-2002 16:34 US Central Daylight Time. A mirror of this page is also available with better bandwidth courtesy of Al Iverson at spamresource.com. This is an account of what happened after an Internet user accidentally gave a wrong email address when she visited a web page and signed up for a sweepstakes. It is a story about how Internet email lists can go horribly wrong. Background Information
Lists.uchicago.edu Mailing Lists Listowners, The list of users who own lists on the Muaythai, Muay Thai/Kickboxingclub mailing list. Skating-On-The-Midway, teach Skating as Community Service. http://lists.uchicago.edu/mailman/listinfo/gaymen
Folk Music Mailing Lists a general list of music mailing lists available that you might want to check forfolkspecific lists. moderator/owner Marge Steiner, msteiner@teach.usc.indiana http://www.jg.org/folk/info/mailing.html
Listservs And Mailing Lists One of the many popular Internet mailing lists, and one of particular relevance tothese RoadMap 96 is an Internet training workshop designed to teach new Net http://libweb.uoregon.edu/getready/handson/ex-33/
Yamada Language Center: French Mailing Lists Frenchspeaking moderated e-conference for all who research, theorize, teach or studyfilm and The mailing lists website http//www.imaginet.fr/secav/forum/. http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/lists/french.html
Extractions: List index French language Guide Guide index Yamada home page Groups of mailing lists organized by specific country: List Server: MAJORDOMO@MAIL.MSEN.COM To subscribe, send mail with a message consisting of one line: SUBSCRIBE /listname/ /your name/ e.g.: subscribe AMAZIGH-NET John Doe French studies (literature etc.), in French. List Server: BALZAC-L@CC.UMONTREAL.CA To subscribe, simply send mail to the List Server requesting subscription. List Server: LISTSERV@UNIV-RENNES1.FR To subscribe, send mail with a message consisting of one line: SUBSCRIBE /listname/ /your name/ e.g.: subscribe BIBLIO-FR John Doe En francais, un "Cafe Campus" pur discuter de choses et d'autres - Very active discussion in French. List Server: LISTSERV@UQUEBEC.CA To subscribe, send mail with a message consisting of one line: SUBSCRIBE /listname/ /your name/ e.g.: subscribe CAUSERIE John Doe classe globale de francais - For French learners. List Server: LISTSERV@CREN.ORG
TEACHERS' MENTOR - Mailing Lists, Forums, & Newsletters If you teach Preschool, the new Early Learning Weekly is a good resource MailringsHere you can find subscription links to educational mailing lists for all http://teachersmentor.com/teacher_resources/mailing_lists.html
Extractions: Now I have hundreds of emails. What do I do with them? Mailing lists, forums, and newsletters can be excellent sources of information for teachers. So many teachers that I talk to seem to be unaware of their existence. Mailing lists and forums offer you the opportunity to exchange ideas with other teachers from all parts of our country and beyond. As teaching can be an isolating experience at times, it can be a stress reliever just to be able to share experiences, problems, and a few laughs with other adults who understand. Newsletters can keep you informed about changes to websites, education news, new websites that will fit your curriculum, and many other things. You receive messages from a mailing list by email. A mailing list has its own address and anything a person sends to that address is sent to all the people on the list, anyone of whom may reply to that message. It allows you to join a discussion with a large number of people who have a similar interest. Some points to remember if you subscribe to a mailing list: Most mailing lists are handled automatically by a computer, so
Extractions: Most educational publishers rely heavily on direct mail in order to promote and sell their products and services to educators. These promotions run the gamut of a full catalog of all the products in a company's product line to postcards announcing special offers or new information available on a company's web site. With more than 4.4 million educators at 108,000 school buildings and 16,000 districts, no company can afford to cover this entire market with one or more mailings. Luckily, there are three companies that do a lot of the work for you: MDR, CMG, and QED. All of these companies have complete databases of the education market with a myriad of demographics attached to each school and district. They can tell you what grade levels are taught in each school, how many students are enrolled, how many computers are in the school, the ethnic percentage of the school population, the location (urban, suburban and rural) of the school and hundreds of other statistics about that school.
UAH: Class Mailing Lists the Provost can update the FMM to associate you with the courses you teach. All mailinglists for a given faculty member will have the same password, which you http://www.uah.edu/email/classmaillists.html
Extractions: has recently begun constructing mailing lists for many classes offered at UAH for the current term. Utilization of the lists by faculty depend upon two things: One, the class must be assigned to the faculty member in the Faculty Management Module of SIS; and two, the faculty member must have added a Mailing List Password and current email address in his entry in the UAH Online Campus Directory. Let's take a closer look at each of these requirements and then how you would go about sending an email to all members of your class. The Faculty Management Module (FMM) is a part of the Student Information System (SIS) that associates a faculty member with a particular course. This is how, for example, you have access to your classes in the Web for Faculty product to post grades via the Internet. Because mailing lists must be protected against abuse, we use the information from the FMM to determine what faculty member should have access to a given mailing list. The Office of the Provost can update the FMM to associate you with the courses you teach. Once we determine what faculty member teaches a given class, we look in that person's Online Directory entry to find out what password to assign to a mailing list. All mailing lists for a given faculty member will have the same password, which you specify by updating your directory entry. Use of this password when sending an email to your class will help prevent unauthorized use of your mailing list.
NEWS: India's Slum And Village Kids Teach Themselves Computers You're here Home mailing lists sasia-it. Sender owner-s-asia-it@lists.apnic.net.India's slum and village kids teach themselves how to use computers By Rezaul http://www.apnic.net/mailing-lists/s-asia-it/archive/2002/08/msg00026.html
Extractions: Resource services Training Meetings Membership ... Internet community You're here: Home Mailing Lists s-asia-it Quick Links Site Map IPv4 requests IPv4 guide IPv6 requests ASN requests Whois Reverse DNS guide Contacting APNIC APNIC employment APNIC mail lists Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index To s-asia-it@apnic.net Subject : NEWS: India's slum and village kids teach themselves computers From : "Frederick Noronha" < fred@bytesforall.org Date : Thu, 15 Aug 2002 12:01:35 +0500 Sender owner-s-asia-it@lists.apnic.net Prev by Date: Phone competition for Bangladesh Next by Date: Electronic remittance service launched in Pakistan Previous by thread: Phone competition for Bangladesh Next by thread: Electronic remittance service launched in Pakistan Index(es): Date Thread
ISTC: Teach Yourself XML In 21 Days mailing lists. Eleven mailing lists have been provided. teach yourself XMLin 21 Days is also a reference book of useful information resources. http://www.istc.org.uk/site/xml21day.asp
Extractions: The institute for the professional communicator Search: Advanced Search PO Box 522, PETERBOROUGH, PE2 5WX Tel: ++44 1733 390141 Training and education courses Career development Technical communication standards National Occupational Standards ... Whoops Archive to 2000 Simon North FISTC and Paul Hermans Reviewed by Geoff Barrow QGM LCGI MIIExE (DEM (Hon)) [1999] Once in a while a useful book is published when it is most needed. This is a book for communicators - not programmers - to learn how to use and apply the extensible markup language (XML). For all those communicators, who have discovered the realities of 'ageism', this is your chance to develop those skills, which - in the very near future - will be relevant to all electronic information. XML gives communicators the opportunity to design their documents - and other forms of information - using their own styles and standards. The information is structured into four parts. The first three parts are organised as; Week 1, Week 2 and Week 3. The fourth part provides a Glossary, and a comprehensive list of Online Resources, Mailing Lists and Test Data. If you are already using the Internet, you can use these resources to keep you informed of the latest improvements to the XML culture. Each week is structured for its seven days, so you learn; the basics in the first week, the scripting and linking structures in the second week, and in the last week, how to use Meta-Data to describe XML data and use styling and rendering techniques.
Weather Mania - Mailing Lists in an open forum where the subscribers can learn from and teach what they WX200E-mail Discussion mailing List; WX-TALK Family mailing lists; WxWare listserv http://www.weathermania.net/wxlists.htm
Extractions: Last Updated: Weather Mailing Lists ALMANAC-WEATHER Mailing List I'm a weather observer in eastern Massachusetts and on this list if you have observed something with the weather you can write about it to the list and you can write daily weather forecast's or observations to the list. Also you're welcome to write about anything that doe's with weather if you want. American Weather Observer Aussie-weather mailing list Australian Weather Mailing List Broadcast-Weather Mailing List Attention Weather Professionals (Meteorologists) and aficionados: Are you getting the most out of your weather vendors/suppliers? Would you like more? Are you tired of being told what weather data/display systems should contain/look like? Then you've come to the right place. Express your grievances HERE! Greg's Weather Center Newsletter Free Front Line Weather Newsletter HurricaneTalk - Mailing List The mission of this list server is to share tropical weather phenomena in an open forum where the subscribers can learn from and teach what they know about tropical weather and the associated atmospheric and oceanographic sciences. Additionally, it is a forum for those who have been through or will go through an actual tropical storm event.
Mailing List Information To subscribe to the LinuxChix mailing lists, go to the The lists now have webbasedinterfaces, which languages, or anything else someone cares to teach. http://www.linuxchix.org/content/docs/listinfo.html
Extractions: home LinuxChix Mailing Lists As well as the lists given below, there's a list called linuxchix-announce, separate from the announce list. This list can only be written to by the site administrators, and will post to all the rest of the lists (except jobposts). It will only be used for posts relevent to the site as a whole, I promise! You subscribe and unsubscribe from these lists through the web pages linked below. Subscribing To subscribe to the LinuxChix mailing lists, go to the appropriate page (linked below) and follow the directions there. The lists now have web-based interfaces, which simplify the process a great deal. announce http://mailman.linuxchix.org/mailman/listinfo/announce Announcements from the Coordinator, or Chapter, List or Web volunteers. Update : The announce list has been redefined very recently. It is now for general annoucements such as chapter-specific announcements, new courses, etc. In short, anything that's high-signal, low-noise, and of general interest to LinuxChix can be announced on this list. Please see the note on announce posting guidelines courses http://mailman.linuxchix.org/mailman/listinfo/courses
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Extractions: I have been hearing from some of our website visitors who have little or no first-hand marketing experience and they have asked us to provide them with specific, detailed information on exactly how to go about selling mailing lists..... ....as a result, I have put together a complete, step-by-step marketing manual which will take you by the hand and lead you through the easy process of getting orders and making money. Nothing has been left out and nothing is left to chance! This information is based upon my many successful years in the mailing list business and it is a VITAL TOOL for anyone with limited experience... Knowledge is the key to success in any venture. If you lack that knowledge and you are serious about making some good money selling mailing lists, I suggest you request a copy of this manual. Here's a partial list of what's included: Who are your customers and how to find them for free. How to effectively use the internet and the online services to sell names. How and where to advertise at the lowest possible cost.
Listserv.uts.edu.au Mailing Lists Below is a listing of all the public mailing lists on listserv.uts.edu.au ListAdmins,mailing List Admins. Lote-teach, A List For Languages teachers and Students. http://listserv.uts.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/ugsnews.html
Extractions: No such list ugsnews.html Below is a listing of all the public mailing lists on listserv.uts.edu.au. Click on a list name to get more information about the list, or to subscribe, unsubscribe, and change the preferences on your subscription. To visit the info page for an unadvertised list, open a URL similar to this one, but with a '/' and the right list name appended. List administrators, you can visit the list admin overview page to find the management interface for your list. (Send questions or comments to mailman-owner@listserv.uts.edu.au List Description ABbC Australasian Blackboard Community List Acad-faculty [no description available] Acad-kgi Faculty of Education Academic staff Kuring-gai Campus Acad-mkts Faculty of Education Academic Staff at Haymarket Campus Aftinet-disc Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network Alo-network [no description available] Archibus [no description available] Association OMODOSHEAA Ausaid [no description available] [no description available] Bacc BAcc Discussion Group Board-riders [no description available] Bulga-residents [no description available] Cae-ig Continuing Adult Education Interest Group Cdn UTS Cultural Diversity Network Com-speak Presentation skills Coop-housing [no description available] CORT Coalition Of Responsible Taxpayers Cpsu-info [no description available] cvrg [no description available] Dig People interested in Decision Intellince Digital-Cultures Digital Culture Discussion Dissenting-voices [no description available]
Complete List Of Dog-Related Email Lists Marketing reference center for fine artists offers books and newsletters. Highlights galleries and an encyclopedia of living artists. Art Treks USA (take a peak!). mailing lists. of artworld professionals http://www.k9web.com/dog-faqs/lists/email-list.html
Extractions: The posted version may be found on rtfm.mit.edu under pub/usenet/news.answers/dogs-faq/email-lists; to get a copy by email, send a message to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with send usenet/news.answers/dogs-faq/email-lists in the the body of the email message. This file is posted every two weeks to rec.pets.dogs.info. The subject line will never change (although the contents may), so if you don't want to see this, you can put it in a kill file. This article describes all the publicly available dog-related email lists that I know about. If you know of any corrections or additions that should be made to this list, please let me know as soon as possible! Breed Specific Lists There are many email lists on canines and related topics. They are all implemented in different ways. Some are handled by automated software (of which there are several varieties!) and others are manually controlled. Some lists are open to all, others have requirements for membership, or even ceilings on the total number of subscribers. Some are high volume and others much lower. Some of these lists offer both interactive (where you get each message as it is sent out) and digest (where messages are collected up to some point, either by size or time, and then sent out) versions.
Blindness-Related Emailing Lists More than 175 800 links! 167 800 links, categorized crossreferenced, in over 150 categories. Another 8 000+ uncategorized new links in the works. http://www.hicom.net/~oedipus/blist.html
Extractions: A Note to Listowners This document contains instructions on how to join over two hundred blindness-related emailing lists and blindness-related newsgroups , along with hypertext links which allow you to subscribe to any of the lists. It also contains an extensive listing of accessibility and pan-disability lists , as well as a list of emailing lists that are not blindness-related, but which are frequented by blind members , and a selective list of emailing list-related resources . A zipped archive of this hypertext document is available at: A plain ASCII version of this list is available from: A zipped version of the ASCII file, blist.zip , can be downloaded via anonymous ftp from the pub/poehlman NFBnet.org BLIST is also available via email. To obtain a plain text version of BLIST via email , type the line GET BLIST INFO in the BODY of an emessage, and send it to:
