Below are the listservs that our editor uses in "surfing."
To subscribe to a listserv, send a message to the listserv (or
listproc). Do not put anything in the subject field. In the message
field, type "subscribe" (without the quotes), the name
of the list, then your name. Do not type a period after your name.
For example, to subscribe to the Academy for Global Communication
and Education list, type the following message to listproc@hawaii.edu:
subscribe ACE-L (yourfirstname) (yourlastname).
Please nominate other listservs that you find relevant
to a discussion of signals of change in the macroenvironment that have implications
for education. Search
for more sites by area.
Social
- Academy for Global Communication and Education (ACE-L;
listproc@hawaii.edu). The purpose of this listserv is to develop
global classrooms and to encourage collaborative global-local
educational projects and experiences. It may thus be considered
as a mutual exploitation society of kindred spirits to promote
global learning.
- American Association for Higher Education (AAHESGIT;
listproc@list.cren.net). This moderated list focuses on the problems/issues/methods
of incorporating technology in teaching.
- Charter Schools (charterschools; listserv@listserv.syr.edu)
- Institute for Academic Technology (iatforum; listserv@unc.edu)
focuses on the use of technology in instruction.
- The List of Student Affairs Listservs
- Pitsco's Launch to Educational Listservs
- World-Wide Web in Education (wwwedu; listserv@k12.cnidr.org)
is a list for teachers, academics, web designers, students, and
concerned citizens to voice their opinions and suggestions on
how to better develop the Web as a pedagogical instrument.
Technological
- bit.listserv.edtech
is a NetNews newsgroup and listserv which features discussion
about education and technology.
- ednet@noc1.oit.umass.edu
is a listserv forum on educational possibilities of the Net.
- Edupage (edupage; listproc@educom.unc.edu), a summary
of news items on information technology, is provided three times
each week as a service by Educom, a Washington, D.C.-based consortium
of leading colleges and universities seeking to transform education
through the use of information technology.
- FYI (FYI; Listserv@ocmvm.cnyric.org), For Your Information:
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.
- Innovation (innovation; innovation-request@NewsScancom)
offers a weekly summary of trends, strategies, and innovations
in business and technology. This listserv requires a $15 subscription
(but gives a six-week trial).
- The Red Rock Eater News Service (RRE; rre-request@weber.ucsd.edu)
is a mailing list focusing on topics relating to the social and
political aspects of computing and networking.
- The FASTnet list (FASTnet; majordomo@igc.apc.org) is
intended primarily for addressing issues in U.S. science and technology
politics that cross-cut or transcend the concerns of groups that
are organized to address a single substantive area (such as telecommunications
policy, environmental racism, defense conversion, biotechnology,
health research, workplace issues, etc.).
Economic
Environmental
- Environment, Technology and Society (envtecsoc; listproc@csf.colorado.edu)
was established by the Environment and Technology Section of the
American Sociological Association.
Political
- The Politics of Science and Technology (pol-sci-tech;
majordomo@igc.apc.org) is oriented toward discussing and advancing
democratic politics of science and technology anywhere in the
world.
- Public Opinion Research (por@listserv.unc.edu; listserv@unc.edu)
is an on-line discussion list for academics and professionals
interested in public opinion research. This list focuses on brief
postings of recent poll results, announcements of research projects,
and methodological and substantive queries.
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