JISCmail - Mailing Lists Image JISCmail / National Academic mailing List Service The list is primarilyintended for academic staff teaching and researching in English Language http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/mailinglists/category/Q1.htm
Extractions: This is an open discussion list for members of the Association for French Language Studies and other colleagues involved in teaching and research in French in Higher Education. It is intended to facilitate the exchange of information in the areas of teaching and research in French language studies. BAALPG A list for members of the British Association for Applied Linguistics (BAAL) engaged in post-graduate research, to encourage discussion of research issues in applied linguistics, and to enable networking of information about meetings / workshops / symposia organised by and for p-g researchers. BABY-TERPS-UCLAN The list has been set up to facilitate discussion on the Baltic States between and amongst scholars and practitioners in many different fields of research, both in terms of scholarship and teaching. In particular, this mailing list encourages the exchange of issues related to such topics as politics, foreign policy, security studies, society, culture, history, geography and so on. The list is open to the circulation and discussion of working papers and to the debate of current issues in the field. Book, journal, and article reviews are as welcome as calls for papers and conference and workshop announcements. Although this list is established to facilitate the British research community, it is by all means not limited to scholars and practitioners in the UK. There is no specific academic focus for debate, and there are no limits on discussion topics either provided they fall within the defined theme of the Baltic-Studies list and comply with usage guidelines.
JISCmail - Mailing Lists Image JISCmail / National Academic mailing List Service CLASSICSTEACHING Add this list s HOMEPAGE to your favourites Add this list s MANAGEMENT http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/mailinglists/category/Teaching_&_Learning.htm
Extractions: This list is for announcements and discussion related to the activities of ADM-HEA, the Art, Design and Media Subject Centre of the Higher Education Academy. The Subject Centre promotes high quality in the learning and teaching of ADM in HE by enabling knowledge exchange, innovation and enterprise. ADULT-NUMERACY
Keep In Touch With The Engineering Subject Centre You are invited to join our email and postal mailing lists This list istargeted at engineering academics teaching HE within FE Colleges and is http://www.engsc.ac.uk/us/join.asp
Extractions: Set whole site to Accessible view This page Accessible temporarily Pete Cole publishes leaked Appeals Panel memo ... Please take part in the National Survey focusing on YOUR 'Rights and Rewards Keep in touch with the Engineering Subject Centre and what is going on in engineering education You are invited to join our email and postal mailing lists Key Information Direct link to join the Engineering Jiscmail list Direct link to join the Further Education Jiscmail list
Lists.le.ac.uk Mailing Lists Archtlc, Archaeology Teaching Learning Community List Arch-year1,mailing list of all 1st year archaeology undergraduate students http://lists.le.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo
Extractions: Welcome! Below is a listing of all the public mailing lists on lists.le.ac.uk. 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 general information page for an unadvertised list, open a URL similar to this one, but with a '/' and the list name appended. List administrators, you can visit the list admin overview page to find the management interface for your list. If you are having trouble using the lists, please contact mailman@lists.le.ac.uk List Description Amicusbc No short description given Anaes-memo List for communication between safety officer and department members in Anaesthesia Arch-all Archaeology Staff List Arch-dl Archaeology Distance Learning Arch-dlma Discussion list for MA and Postgraduate Certificate Distance Learning students in archaeology Arch-dlpg Discussion list for distance learning archaeology research students Arch-eq Archaeology School Equipment Committee Arch-erwp List of members of external Relations Working Party Arch-fc Archaeology Finance Committee List Arch-gsc Mailing list for Graduate Studies Committee Arch-lll Discussion list for students on our Introductory (Level 1) archaeology courses Arch-pgs Archaeology Staff-Postgraduate Discussion List Arch-rc Mailing list for research Committee Arch-ssc List of Committee members Arch-tb List of Committee members Arch-tlc Arch-ulas Discussion list for members of the University of Leicester Archaeological Services
Lists To join Econometric Education Teaching mailing list. Send an email to.eet-request@irmo.hr. with the following words in the body of the message (leaving http://www.imo.hr/Meth_Net/lists.html
Extractions: Econometric Forecasting Meth_Net Home Page About Meth_Net ... Meth_Net Home Page Time Series Data Analysis (TS) TS mailing list is intended for researchers and analysts working with time series data or douing research in the theory of time series estimation. The list is focused to statistical and econometric techniques and applications. To join Time Series Data Analysis mailing list: Send an e-mail to ts-request@irmo.hr with the following words in the body of the message (leaving the subject field empty): subscribe ts This will subscribe you to the TSDA mailing lists. To unsubscribe , simply send a message to the same address, but write " unsubscribe ts" in the body of the message (without quotation marks). To send a message to the Time Series Data Analysis mailing list: Send your message to ts@irmo.hr (you must join the list first) Econometric Forecasting Meth_Net Home Page About Meth_Net Discussion lists ... Meth_Net Home Page Categorical Data Analysis (CATDAT) CATDAT mailing list is intended for researchers and analysts working with categorical (nominal) data and QR (qualitative response) models or douing research in the theory of QR modelling.
Information About GSE Mailing Lists artslist, Arts, Research, Theses, and Scholarship mailing List Cwsa-list,For faculty, teaching staff, and teaching fellows. http://gse.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo
Extractions: Welcome! Below is a listing of all the public mailing lists at GSE. 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 general information page for an unadvertised list, open a URL similar to this one, but with a '/' and the 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@gse.harvard.edu List Description 03acrl-list [no description available] 03iem-list [no description available] A121-list A121Course Discussion Acrl00-list 2000 ACRL/Harvard Leadership Institute listserv Acrl01-list 2001 ACRL/Harvard Leadership Institute Acrl02-list 2002 ACRL Leadership for Academic Librarians Acrl04-list Listserv for 2004 Institute for Academic Librarians Acrl05-list Listserv for 2005 Institute for Academic Librarians AFV-list Adult Fluency and Vocabulary Curriculum List ALANA-list The African,Latina(o), Asian, Native American Association
UCL-CS - Course Mailing Lists STUDENTS FAQs for nonCS Students Course mailing lists . UCL, Department ofComputer Science - Course mailing lists http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/teaching/coursemail.htm
Extractions: Information for Students Home Admissions ... Help Text size A A A A ... FAQs for non-CS Students All undergraduate students, from any department or on any programme, who register for a CS course must join the mail list for the course. They are required to read email sent to them. All mail sent to course lists is also copied to newsgroups at IS as a backup measure in case students do not wish to keep email, or join the course late. For the convenience of students with accounts in the CS department, the mail is also copied to local bulletin boards (readable by "bbc xxxx" where xxx is the course code, eg 3C36). In the case of a dispute over what students have been told the newsgroups will be definitive. Thus students are expected to be able to read newsgroups, and instructions on how to do this are given below. To join a course mail list send an email to xxxx-request@cs.ucl.ac.uk (where xxxx is the course code), with the one word
Policy For Establishing LISTSERV Mailing Lists Student mailing lists used for teaching purposes must comply with the Policy forClass and Yearly lists at Queen s University. Use of the list conforms with http://post.queensu.ca/~listserv/lsv/lsvpolicy.html
Extractions: Listserv Policy for Establishing Mailing Lists ITServices provides Listserv Mailing List Services to faculty and continuing staff at Queen's University in support of Education, Research and Teaching. ITServices does not provide Mailing List Services to students, student organizations or clubs, or to members of the Internet community. ITServices has a responsibility to ensure these resources are being used responsibly, and must be in a position to take immediate corrective action should a problem occur. ITServices will support LISTSERV based mailing lists that meet the following criteria: A Queen's faculty or continuing staff member is designated as the List Owner and assumes ownership and responsibility for the operation of the list. Primary List Owner e-mail addresses must belong to a real person and are not generic e-mail accounts.
AIBS: The AIBS/NCSE Evolution List Server Network Electronic mailing lists. Electronic mailing lists AIBS/NCSE Evolution List Server AIBS conducts a number of activities to support the teaching of http://www.aibs.org/mailing-lists/the_aibs-ncse_evolution_list_server.html
Extractions: terms Serving Biology and Society Organization About AIBS: Who We Are Media Inquiries Organization Membership Individual Membership ... Classifieds Electronic Mailing Lists AIBS conducts a number of activities to support the teaching of evolution in schools and to ward off efforts to teach creationism in science classes or distort the teaching of evolution. One of these AIBS activities is a joint project with the National Center for Science Education ( www.ncseweb.org ) to establish and maintain an email list server for each U.S. state, for Canada, and for other select areas. The email list servers allow scientists, teachers, and other interested parties to be in touch with each other locally, nationally, and internationally. They can facilitate support groups for teachers trying to teach evolution in a difficult atmosphere. They can also permit rapid communications and grass-roots activity when school boards or legislatures are considering policies that will promote the teaching of anti-evolutionary ideas in science classes. Volunteers serve as list server managers. Most U.S. states now have list server managers, as does Canada. Their names and email addresses appear below, as do subscription instructions. Please subscribe! If your state has a contact person, but no list name, please write and encourage them to get their list server started. If your state does not appear on the list, that means no one has volunteered to run the list server. Please consider volunteering. The time commitment should not be burdensome. University computer center staff should be able to set up the list server for you. Contact Robert Gropp in the AIBS Public Policy Office at
Econometric Mailing Links Econometrics Journal Direct links Econometric mailing lists (toc mailing lists) Organized bytechnique, topic, software, teaching etc. HHS Econometrics related EMail lists http://www.econ.vu.nl/econometriclinks/mailing/
HJG: Discussion Lists Directory: Announcements: New Mailing Lists ARCHAEOLOGYHEACADEMY a mailing list to advise community members of H-HREdedicated to research and teaching on the history of the Holy Roman Empire http://www.history-journals.de/lists/hjg-discuss-ann001.html
Extractions: AAAHRP Forum : intended for a wide audience, encompassing historians, scholars, educators, students, and others who have an interest in black history ARCHAEOLOGY-HEACADEMY : a mailing list to advise community members of events relating to the archaeological community, and the History, Classics and Archaeology Subject Centre Dancecult-l : a mailing list for graduate students, scholars, and other parties interested in the study and documentation of EDMCs from proto-disco through post-rave formations DIDASKALIA : dedicated to the study of ancient Greek and Roman drama in performance DIGITALCLASSICIST : a list for discussion of issues relating to ancient world research projects and humanities computing H-Connecticut : serves as a communications center and discussion forum for Connecticut's history and heritage communities H-Democracy : aims to aid in professionalising the field of democratisation studies H-Eugenics : aims to provide a forum for the discussion of the history of eugenics H-French-Colonial : a mailing list on French colonial history and cultural studies, as well as examining links between metropolitan France and its colonies
Extractions: A mailing list is a list of people's names and e-mail addresses that is used to send messages of a common interest or subject matter to many people at once. They are typically used for groups with common curricula or interests. How can I use a mailing list in my classroom for instructional purposes? Site Title Description Classroom Connect's
Cyndi's List - Kids & Teens John indexes links for all known genealogy mailing lists, including RootsWeb and Not Merely Ancestors A Guide for Teaching Genealogy in the Schools http://www.cyndislist.com/kids.htm
Becta :: NGfL Mailing Lists For practitioners involved in teaching pupils from ethnic and linguistic a mailing list for members of staff within a maintained Pupil Referral Unit of http://www.becta.org.uk/teachers/teachers.cfm?section=1_1&id=571
EDU-SIG: Python In Education A new portal site for teachers using Python to teach computer science and/or Subscribe to the edusig mailing list edu-sig mailing list archives. http://www.python.org/sigs/edu-sig/
Extractions: Search: Home Search Download Documentation ... SIGs EDU-SIG Index Mailing list Mail archives About Python SIGs Email Us urnerk@python.org Python Software Foundation Python continues to make inroads at all levels in education. As a first programming language, Python provides a lucid, interactive environment in which to explore procedural, functional and object oriented approaches to problem solving. Its high level data structures and clear syntax keep the forest in view through the trees. Other, and oft times more difficult, languages become more accessible once these basics are mastered, while Python itself remains a valuable tool in more advanced professional and business applications. Because Python is both powerful by itself, and plays well with others (including with multiple operating systems) its relevance is not diminished as one's toolbox becomes more heterogenous and specialized. Edu-sig provides an informal venue for comparing notes and discussing future possibilities for Python in education. Its origins trace to Guido van Rossum's pioneering Computer Programming for Everybody (CP4E) , a grant proposal accepted by DARPA, and which provided a modicum of funding in 1999.
A Few Links Related To Statistics Education Rainer Würländer mailing lists and newsgroups, statistical associations and Teachingstatistics This list is for those concerned with the initial http://www.helsinki.fi/~jpuranen/links.html
Extractions: Statistical Education through Problem Solving, organized under the UK Teaching and Learning Techniology Programme to produce computer-based teaching materials (for a first course in Statistics) organized around substantive problems in various content areas (biology, business, geography and psychology) [ Australian mirror site Computer Aided Learning Tools In Statistics And Modelling (QUERCUS) The project focuses on creating a series of tools to enhance the teaching and learning of statistics and modelling. It is envisaged that this will lead to substantial savings of staff time. First Bayes First Bayes teaching package for elementary Bayesian Statistics.
Chemical Research Ethics Case Studies Journals Bibliographies and Syllabi Newsgroups/mailing lists A Short List of Useful Resources for Teaching Research Ethics or A http://www.istl.org/01-spring/internet.html
Extractions: Previous Contents Next Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship Spring 2001 URLs in this document have been updated. Links enclosed in have been changed. If a replacement link was located, the new URL was added and the link is active; if a new site could not be identified, the broken link was removed. Internet Teaching Resources in Chemical Research Ethics K.T.L. Vaughan lawsk@ils.unc.edu Scope Introduction to Field Policies, Codes, and Guidelines ... Newsgroups/Mailing Lists This guide is designed for the university professor or lab manager who wants to incorporate research ethics education into his or her course(s). The focus is on the integrity of the research process, from the reporting of data to plagiarism. The resources have been chosen based on their applicability to the advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate student curriculum. The Public Health Service regulations ( 42 C.F.R. Part 50.102
Teaching Support Centre - UWO The Teaching with Technology Series is a set of onehour brown-bag lunch workshops . mailing lists A mailing list can be used to regularly send e-mail http://www.uwo.ca/tsc/teaching_technology.html
Extractions: Links and Additional Information Workshops on Teaching with Technology Teaching with Technology Series The Teaching with Technology Series is a set of one-hour brown-bag lunch workshops. Generally, the dates alternate between Thursday and Friday, and run for a few weeks starting in September, January and April (depending on interest). The workshops are always help at Noon, run for one hour, and allow participants time to ask questions of the presenter(s). These workshops often feature special guest speakers and cover a diverse topics, including (but not limited to): Best practice in creating online learning experiences Facilitating online communications and virtual teams Essentials of online evaluations and assessment Publishing instruction online Accessibility technologies tools for students with disabilities Infusing information literacy and research skills into your teaching Effective the credibility of online information Online tools such as the Accessibility Calculator, RefWorks, and Turnitin
New Mailing List On The Teaching Of Numerical Analysis New mailing List on the teaching of Numerical Analysis List Arrival To jointhe NAteach mailing list, send a message to MAJORDOMO@abacus.oxy.edu with http://www.csc.fi/math_topics/Mail/NANET97-1/msg00121.html
Extractions: [Prev] [Next] [Index] By popular demand, I *have* created the mailing list I was talking about in a post to NA-NET two weeks ago. Here is the information file that all new subscribers get sent to them... Ron NA-TEACH is an internet mailing list devoted to the discussion of the teaching of NUMERICAL ANALYSIS. Though it is intended to be a list devoted to teaching in an undergraduate setting, it is not restricted to this. Regular topics on NA-TEACH could include: a discussion of new Numerical Analysis textbooks, broadcasts of URLs where documents on numerical analysis can be found, personal reports on teaching numerical courses at your institution, impact of technology on the teaching of numerical analysis, curriculum debates, reform of numerical analysis courses, etc etc. There is a related list, called NA-NET, run out of the Oak Ridge National Labs, which is reached at na-net@ornl.gov or http://www.na-net.org/
Listservs Relating To Japan To subscribe to its mailing list, send an email to listproc@hawaii.edu and type the To subscribe to the Japanese version of the list, Japan teach-J , http://www.lib.duke.edu/ias/eac/listservs.html
