41. 4D Mailing Lists discussions, oncea-day digest versions are available for all 4D-maintained mailinglists. by 4D developers who have an outstanding ability to teach and mentor http://www.4d.com/4DLINK/4DACTION/WEB_GetForm/support/mailinglist.shtml

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Lists on the lists LWGate The following mailing lists are currently available from this LWGate. Select the appropriate list to issue commands and read information about it. If you belong to a mailing list which is not shown below, contact your list owner to see if it can be added. Note that since the mailing lists available on the lists LWGate is so extensive, this is only a partial list. A list of the various sections is available. SOCIALCLUB (socialclub E-mail List) (sor_hb E-mail List) (sor_hc E-mail List) (sor_ma E-mail List) (sor_nt E-mail List) (sor_prt E-mail List) (sor_tec E-mail List) (sor_wsr E-mail List) SOUTHASIANSTUDIES (southasianstudies E-mail List) (SPE 410 E-mail List) (SPE 410 PhDs E-mail List) SPEALUMNI (spealumni E-mail List) SPENEWS (SPE E-Newsletter) SPINOZA (Spinoza Ethics Reading Group E-mail List) (IS Student E-mail List) (American Women Studies Steering Committee E-mail List) (student_welfare E-mail List) TEACH (teach E-mail List) (teached_faculty E-mail List) (teached_interns01 E-mail List) (teached_interns02 E-mail List) (Teach Ed Fac E-mail List) TEACHWORKSHOP (teachworkshop E-mail List) TECREL (tecrel E-mail List) TEST (test E-mail List) THAI (thai E-mail List) THEORY (theory E-mail List) THFORUM (Forum Announcement List) TOASTMASTERS (Toastmasters E-mail List) TSA (TSA E-mail List) (CGS Ed Dept Teacher Student Mailing List) UCCMHE (uccmhe E-mail List) (UINI0712 E-mail List) (Urban_PHD E-mail List) (vargas_group E-mail List) VAXSPACE (Heavy Disk Users List) VCSG (vcsg E-mail List)

43. Lists a group of lists in the field operated by EH.Net, and is affiliated with the HNetgroup of history lists. Archive of EH.teach Subscribe to this mailing List http://www.eh.net/lists/archives/eh.teach/

EH.Teach This list is for all those who would like to discuss and exchange information on issues related to teaching of economic history at all levels of instruction. It provides subscribers the opportunity to discuss aspects of their teaching they are trying to improve and develop, to find suggestions for texts and readings for courses, to exchange ideas about assignments and methods in courses that have been successful, to add to the existing collection of syllabi, and to survey members about the current state of the discipline on a particular economic history topic they are preparing for course presentation. It is part of a group of lists in the field operated by EH.Net, and is affiliated with the H-Net group of history lists. Archive of EH.Teach select a year select a month Select A Month search by keyword Subscribe to this Mailing List email address : your name : your affiliation : List Editors David Mitch , University of Maryland - Baltimore County John Murray , University of Toledo Marcia Frost , Wittenberg University The Editorial Board Price Fishback (Arizona) Naomi Lamoreaux (UCLA) Akira Motomura (Stonehill) Richard Sutch (UC-Riverside) Pierre Van Der Eng (Australian National) Subscribe to this Mailing List Send comments and questions to admin@eh.net

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46. Mailing Lists, Ezines, Emagazines, Much More From RISE Remember, mailing lists can be both a font of superb candidate resources and alsoa great The Internet Recruiting Edge seminars will teach you a whole lot more http://www.riseway.com/mailinglists.html

Free Resources Products Seminars Contact Us ... Investors NEW!! Add your email address and get our Free Entrepreneurial Twist Recruiter's Newsletter! Seminars Products Overview ORDER ... Marketing Mailing Lists Netiquette Newsgroups Niche Sites People Finders ... Barbara Ling Newsletter Add your email below and sign up to receive our free Recruiter's Entrepreneurial Twist Ezine!: Mailing Lists Are Great Resources! Step 1 - Benefits Of Mailing Lists Mailing lists are like forums, except that you receive postings via email instead of reading them via a web site. There are thousands of mailing lists, all tailored to specific interests, hobbies, business needs and more. Generally, they are either moderated (a live human bean must approve the postings) or unmoderated (anything goes). Mailing lists promote a sense of community. This is very valuable when you are learning about your candidate base! Not only that, but you can roll your own mailing list for opt-in weekly hot jobs, career questions and the like. Consider Sunbelt Software - they even have an NT sysadmin resume mailing list!

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Resources Technology Workshops Services ... Enriching Discussions with Technology Listservs: Electronic mailing lists Vital Considerations Help and How Tos Course Websites Distance Education ... Search TEP site Electronic Mailing Lists A mailing listalso referred to as a listserv or a listis a way of mailing a message once and sending it to an entire group of people. A list can serve any number of people, and as the list owner you have a high degree of control over the makeup of the list, the content of the discussions, and the general usefulness of the list. The Benefits of a Mailing List One major advantage over a newsgroup is the fact that you can set your listserv up to have a limited membership. If a student is participating in an undesirable manner, you can remove him or her from the list, thereby cutting disruptive comments out of the discussion. A listserv also serves very well to broadcast messages to a large number of people. You have more than likely received messages with pages of addresses at the top. This can be infuriating for the receiver and often leads to messages being ignored. Using a listserv helps to prevent this problem.

48. Teaching With E-mail And The Web Top of Page. mailing lists. Top of Page. Sample mailing List Assignment.Moksha Extra Credit Email Assignment. Using mailing lists. http://www.sandiego.edu/theo/cts/web-teach.html

USD Home Page Dr. Nelson's Home Page Teaching with E-Mail and the Web This page was created for the several workshops I have conducted at USD, including the December, 1998 "Teaching Cultural Competency Skills Through Simulation" workshop and the College Theology Society's 1997 Teaching Workshop "Computers, Technology, and Teaching: Pushing the Boundaries." It contains links to Internet assignments I've created and resources that I've used in the process. I've found that using these technologies in a way that truly contributes to the student's experience is not all that easy. I'm working at it, with some successes and some mistakes. Suggestions appreciated questions welcomed lnelson@sandiego.edu Contents E-mail Software Distribution Lists Mailing Lists World Wide Web ... Miscellaneous Resources E-mail Software Eudora (free to academic users; Win/Mac) Pegasus Mail (highly rated, free to all, but more complicated; Win/Mac) Tucows Internet Software Stroud's Internet Software (ditto) Most of these programs are excellent for sending "attached files." But note that, unlike Pine (the Unix program available on the USD internet computers), these programs take your mail off the server and store it directly on your own hard drive. If you get e-mail at more than one computerat home and at work, for exampleyou should set the software (e.g., Eudora) on your secondary machine to "leave mail on server/host" and the software on your primary machine to "delete mail from server/host." Otherwise, if you read your mail on the secondary machine first, it'll be on that hard drive only, and you'll not be able later to retrieve or store it on your primary machine.

49. Update To Creation Of Class Mailing Lists Class mailing lists are updated daily. Also, the faculty who are registeredto teach the course will be added to the class mailing list. http://www.udel.edu/topics/e-mail/maillist/classlist.html

Class Mailing Lists Mailing lists are available for every course section in the 2 previous, current, and next terms. These lists can be accessed by sending a message to a mailing list address which is constructed from the course sequence number. The syntax of the mailing list name is as follows: the three or four character department code the three digit course number a hyphen the three digit section number a hyphen the term code @udel.edu For example, the mailing list to send a message to every student registered for section 100 of CISC 105 during the 1997 Fall term would be: CISC105-100-97F@udel.edu Term Codes Letter Abbreviations for the Semesters F=Fall W=Winter S=Spring J=Summer Department Codes and Course Descriptions for Academic Year 2001-2002 Class Mailing List Recipients All students officially registered for a particular course are automatically added to the class mailing lists. Class mailing lists are updated daily. Also, the faculty who are registered to teach the course will be added to the class mailing list. Faculty will then be aware of a student in their class who might send out a mass mailing, and can deal with that. A Reminder about proper usage Class mailing lists are useful tools for classroom communication. Their use was temporarily suspended in Spring 96 due to abuse of the system by persons who sent messages to several class mailing lists simultaneously, thereby generating thousands of messages. This type of action is a violation of the University's policy on responsible computing. Please take great care with the following.

50. ARTT: Mailing Lists The Get Ready program has several online exercises which will teach you howto use mailing lists to subscribe, unsubscribe, post, manage, and compose http://www.uoregon.edu/~artt/lists.html

Electronic Mailing Lists A mailing listalso referred to as a listserv or a listis a way of mailing a message once and sending it to an entire group of people. A list can serve any number of people, and as the list owner you have a high degree of control over the makeup of the list, the content of the discussions, and the general usefulness of the list. The Benefits of a Mailing List One major advantage over a newsgroup is the fact that you can set your listserv up to have a limited membership, if a student is participating in an undesirable manner, you can remove him or her from the list, thereby cutting disruptive comments out of the discussion. A listserv also serves very well to broadcast messages to a large number of people. You have more than likely received messages with pages of addresses at the top, this can be infuriating for the receiver, and often leads to messages being ignored. Using a listserv helps to prevent this problem. Mailing List Basics Before setting up a mailing list, you might want to navigate through the pages of the "

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lists.washlaw.edu mailing lists - Admin Links Welcome! Below is the collection of publicly-advertised Mailman mailing lists on lists.washlaw.edu. Click on a list name to visit the configuration pages for that list.To visit the administrators configuration page for an unadvertised list, open a URL similar to this one, but with a '/' and the list name appended. If you have the proper authority, you can also create a new mailing list General list information can be found at the mailing list overview page (Send questions and comments to mailman@lists.washlaw.edu List Description AALSLibSec AALS Section on Law Libraries ABACASA ABACASA APPROVAL-ONLY unmoderated ABAQuestionnaire ABA Questionnaire Discussion List AdoptLaw Adoption Law List ADRClinic ADR Clinic List AfricanLaw African Law Aglaw Agricultural Law List AlabamaAttorneys-L Alabama Attorneys List AlaskaAttorneys-L Alaska Attorneys List ALL-SIS ALL-SIS Announce-New-Law-Sites Announce New Legal Websites Antigone Antigone Women in Legal Education (AALS) AppellatePractice-L Appellate Practice Discussion ArizonaAttorneys-L Arizona Attorneys List ARJD Association of Reporters of Judicial Decisions ArkansasAttorneys-L Arkansas Attorneys Lists BarAssociations Bar Associations OPEN unmoderated Bioethicslaw Bioethics Law List BK-Kansas U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Kansas

52. TESL / ESL / EFL Electronic Discussion Lists, Mailing Lists & Newsgroups OCCL (Online College Classroom) is a list for those who are teaching (or planningto teach) college classes A site which lists thousands of mailing lists. http://www.tesol.net/tesllist.html

Main Page Bookstore Search Contact ... Electronic Discussion Lists and Other Lists If you have questions about electronic discussion lists, or are not sure what to do, please read this help file first. I deeply regret that, due to abuse by a very few individuals, the online subscription form has been disabled. Please follow the instructions below or visit the web pages of the lists to subscribe. Be Careful: Some of these lists will get you up to (or over!) 100 messages a day! Try subscribing to one and see what the volume is like before you subscribe to many. NETEACH-L "Cool Sites" that list members have found useful. ELTASIA-L is a discussion list about English Language Teaching in Asia. SLART-L is a forum for Second Language Acquisition Research and/or Teaching. The forum is devoted to issues pertaining to 2nd/foreign language acquisition. To subscribe, send email to listserv@cunyvm.cuny.edu with the words SUB SLART-L first-name last-name in the body of the message. FLTEACH is the Foreign Language Teachers' Forum. While not ESL-specific, it is a wonderful resource for all language teachers. OCC-L (Online College Classroom) is a list for those who are teaching (or planning to teach) college classes online via the Web, MOO, etc. This is an excellent resource for ideas on using the Net for distance education and other sorts of online courses. To subscribe send email to listproc@hawaii.edu with the words

53. Journalism Mailing Lists criticism * Freedom of Information * Censorship * CAR reporting * JSchools * Organizations* mailing lists * Story topics This instrument can teach, it can http://www.journalismnet.com/lists/

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54. A Mother’s Guide To Mailing Lists to use electronic mail because that’s what mailing lists are for that’s how you’llcontrol your mailing list electronic mail, we’ll be happy to teach you http://help.acusd.edu/Articles/lists.shtml

Related Pages Help Desk: x2400 Mailman is the mailing list software that we use on LISTS. It automates the process of maintaining a mailing list of people, archives, digests, and special files and commands accessible to mailing list members. Please note that Mailman is not supported software here at USD: you are welcome to use it, and I will try to make it as easy as I can. But you need to understand how to use both the Mailman software as well as your own e-mail software. Also, consider making extensive use of the list management web page. If you still do not understand this Unix software, you might want to consider using something like Macjordomo on the Macintosh. Contents What is a mailing list? What is Mailman? What do I need to know? Is a mailing list what you need? ... On-line form to start your mailing list What Is A Mailing List? A Mailing List is a list of people who want to receive electronic mail about a particular topic. In a computerized mailing list, the computer keeps the list. Individuals who are on the list send their mail to the computer. The computer copies individual pieces of mail and sends a copy to each other member of the list.

55. Mailing Lists For Teachers This is a list of mailing lists, also known as listservs. They are email discussiongroups The mailing. Digital Materials to teach Biology Discussion Group. http://members.tripod.com/~BrianKelley/listservs.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Educational Mailing Lists for Teachers This is a list of mailing lists, also known as "listservs." They are email discussion groups dedicated to topics of interest to educators. Each "subscriber" may contribute to the ongoing discussion, and any contributions are automatically remailed to everyone on the list. To participate in a mailing list: address on the computer,) with the name of the list to which you want to subscribe. list programs running on some servers require slightly different messages. Modify these instructions as directed below. (This list and descriptions are edited from a more comprehensive list maintained by Pitsco's Web site, a commercial site which also has other valuable educational resources for teachers, such as a list of keypal projects.) * There are A LOT of groups on this page. If you know the name of the group you want to subscribe to, use the page down key to get to it. Computer hardware/software for Music Teaching and Learning listserv@deakin.oz.au

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57. WWP And WWP-Related Electronic Mailing Lists following is a summary of electronic mailing lists to which in the case of the nonpubliclists). Notes Many professors/graduate students who teach our authors http://www.wwp.brown.edu/encoding/training/lists.html

Brown University Women Writers Project Research and Encoding Training Materials Electronic Mailing Lists Last updated Thursday, 13-Feb-2003 14:59:59 EST WWP and WWP-Related Electronic Mailing Lists Carole E. Mah and Jennifer K. Rowley The following is a summary of electronic mailing lists to which members of the WWP community are already subscribed or which they may find of interest. In the case of all lists, the number of people subscribed is a dynamic rather than absolute number, depending upon waxing and waning interest as people subscribe and sign off (in the case of the public list), and depending upon how many STG people and old encoders, and/or board members are subscribed (in the case of the non-public lists). WWPSTF-L Description: WWP staff List Subscribers: WWP students, staff, and some STG members (total to date is 39 people subscribed). Purpose: Announce meetings Ask who stole your coffee mug Tell rest of office about your vacation plans Tell rest of office about your sicknesses, etc. For STG to tell us of server shutdowns, etc. Other such miscellany WWPTAG-L Description: WWP encoding or "tag" discussion list Subscribers: WWP students, staff, and some STG members (total to date is 33 people subscribed).

58. TAPPED IN SEPUP Fellows; Social Studies Forum; Techclass The role of technology in K12classrooms External mailing lists The following lists are not Math-teach. http://www.tappedin.org/info/emailgroups.html

join now login guests calendar ... site map Email Groups All TAPPED IN email groups keep member addresses private, restrict posting to list members only, and filter spam. Public Email Groups Meetme . Post ideas for projects, tell the community about yourself, and arrange meetings with your colleagues. ASO . After School Online comments and background reading. Tapis . TAPPED IN monthly newsletter and comments. Grants . Post and find information about grants. Moderated Email Groups Contact us to learn about or join any of the following private email groups. 7-12 Science Teachers Forum Active Learning and WebTools The Alternative Educational Mailing list K-8 Science Education Discussion Group K-3 Teacher Resources Foreign Language Teachers High School Science Education Discussion Group Pennsylvania Institute for the Arts SEPUP Fellows Social Studies Forum Techclass: The role of technology in K-12 classrooms External Mailing Lists The following lists are not maintained by TAPPED IN, but our partners and members have recommended them. The Education Community Month At A Glance (MAAG) by WebCT . This is actually a newsletter and not an email list that is published by WebCT on the first Wednesday of each month and features updates and teaching tips for their free, live online events hosted by well known educators. They also let you know about new and unique resources for K-12 teachers and pre-service teachers, conference reviews and updates, publishing opportunities and more.

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Return to Ted’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. Instructions for subscribing to a list: For listserv and listproc servers send a message to the listserv and in the body write subscribe (list name) followed by your real name. Leave the subject line blank. Example send message to listserv@listserv.temple.edu in the body write Subscribe collabor Ted Panitz For a majordomo list follow the same instructions except in the body write your email address instead of your real name. Example: Subscribe mathedcc tpanitz@capecod.net

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