TEFA list of email lists This page is currently under construction to provide a technology educator's list of email lists. If you know of any suitable lists for inclusion on this page please contact TEFA project Officer, Peter Thompson, mrthompsonbphs@yahoo.com For more information about how to use email lists, click to go to TEFA's How to Use Email Lists page.
	National Lists TechEdTalk email list for all technology educators A list for teachers interested in discussing the learning area of technology, and list members are welcome to contribute to and initiate discussions. The list can be used to: discuss Technology Learning Area ideas and issues promote curriculum projects and advertise professional development events share curriculum resources ask questions and help colleagues interact with special guests, people with expertise in technology from education and industry link to Web pages The list is automatically managed by software called 'majordomo'. To join the list send an email to majordomo@edna.edu.au with the message subscribe techedtalk in the body. To post messages to the list address email to techedtalk@edna.edu.au   For more information about the techedtalk list contact Ivan Chester, email: I.Chester@edn.gu.edu.au  ph: (61) 07 38755840 TEFA Primary Technology Educators' Email List A list for Primary teachers interested in discussing the learning area of technology. Join this list by emailing lyris@rite.ed.qut.edu.au with the message subscribe prim-techla oz-teachers - Australian Teachers Community This national community of teachers can discuss national initiatives, seek partners for national curriculum and professional development projects, and as a site for international contacts seeking Australian contacts. The list is a way to advertise Internet lists, projects and educational sites of interest to Australian teachers. Subscribe to this list by emailing lyris@rite.ed.qut.edu.au with the message subscribe oz-teachers Australian Computer Studies Community This list has been formed to help computer studies teachers share resources and computer studies curriculum ideas across the states. Join this list by emailing lyris@rite.ed.qut.edu.au with the message subscribe Oz-csc Educational Technology The Australian Society for Educational Technology (ASET) is a national association for people with professional interests in educational technology. ASET defines educational technology as the design, development, implementation and evaluation of systems, methods and materials to achieve effective outcomes and improve the process of human learning. Join this list by emailing Majordomo@cleo.murdoch.edu.au with the message subscribe edtech-aus Charlotte - creating educational services on the Internet The list is designed to be a forum for educators interested in creating web pages, building servers, ftp sites, lists and listservs... The list web page can be found at http://edx1.educ.monash.edu.au/projects Join this list by emailing majordomo@edx1.educ.monash.edu.au (NB edx "one") with the message subscribe charlotte The Technology and Mathematics Education list This list has been initiated to develop a network of mathematics educators who wish to monitor, support and promote the development of technology enriched approaches to mathematics education in Australian schools. Membership of the list will include primary and secondary school teachers, tertiary mathematics and mathematics education lecturers, and representatives from the school systems in each of the states and territories. The TAME-L list also encourages overseas members, and welcomes their contributions on issues relevant to the TAME theme. Join this list by emailing majordomo@cf.edfac.unimelb.edu.au with the message subscribe TAME-L
	State Lists For more information about how to use email lists, click to go to TEFA's How to Use Email Lists page. ACT-Schools This list began as a way of providing technical support and advertising local events for teachers in the ACTEIN Project in Canberra. It is becoming an important way for many local teachers to discuss local issues and projects and organise local professional development activities. Join this list by emailing majordomo@freenet.actein.edu.au with the message subscribe ACT-Schools QSITE-Community This list collects Queensland teachers who are gaining Internet access across the state and draws them into the professional development and training activities of the Queensland Society. The list advertises local events, provides online technical and curriculum support and provides information about educational Internet sites and communities. It is an integral part of a range of Internet activities in Queensland. See information page about this and all other QSITE lists. TAS-IT This list is to encourage and facilitate general discussion about computers in Tasmanian schools. The list is a project of the Computer Special Interest Group of Tasmania. Join this list by emailing Listserv@asgard.clare.tased.edu.au with the message subscribe tas-it Hildegard The Hildegard mailing list is designed to support Victorian Science and Technology Centres, and provide a communications channel for teachers involved in and interested in Science and Technology. Join this list by emailing majordomo@edx1.educ.monash.edu.au with the message subscribe hildegard STEM Students, Teachers and Electronic Media STEM is a network of Victorian educators developing and implementing teaching strategies to effectively use computer communications (including internet tools) across the surriculum. STEM participants are from primary and secondary schools in all sectors. STEM meets face to face twice per term and also through the electronic mailing list STEM-L. The mailing list is designed to support teachers creating projects and activities that utilise various forms of electronic mail. STEM had its beginnings in the Bulletin Boards of Melbourne and continues to be focussed around a number of BBSs and their downlink "points". Join this list by emailing STEM co-ordinator Internet in Western Australia The list for discussion of regional and local issues concerning Internet users in Western Australia. It is provided mainly for organisations and community sectors in Western Australia. Join this list by emailing Majordomo@cleo.murdoch.edu.au with the message subscribe internetwa Echalk This list supports teachers who have accounts at Murdoch University on Cleo and welcome subscriptions from any Western Australian teachers, schools and related organisations who have accounts on other hosts. Echalk is concerned broadly with professional development and curriculum issues in schools, including but not limited to use of the Internet and other technological innovations in education. It has lively discussions of curriculum issues, national initiatives and state wide concerns. Join this list by emailing majordomo@cleo.murdoch.edu.au with the message subscribe Echalk
	Links to other pages of lists For more information about how to use email lists, click to go to TEFA's How to Use Email Lists page. The Forum - http://rite.ed.qut.edu.au/oz-teachernet/forum/index.html The Forum is a discussion place for issues and topics of general interest to teachers. The discussions will be for short periods of up to a month and focus on a single topic or discussions for special interest groups. Access will be via the oz-TeacherNet web site. Teachers anywhere in Australia can initiate a discussion using the online form. EdWeb lists - http://edweb.gsn.org/lists.html A comprehensive and up to date list of LISTSERVS (discussion groups) that educators may wish to join. Web66 - http://web66.coled.umn.edu/List/Default.html The Web66 mailing list is for discussion of web use in K-12 school classrooms, primarily focused on schools that are producers of web information. The Web66NT mailing list is for discussion of Windows NT networking in K-12 school classrooms. EDTECH - http://www.h-net.msu.edu/~edweb/list.html The EDTECH discussion list was created to bring together faculty, educators, students and "interested others" in the field of educational technology to share ideas and information. Frequent topics of discussion include: problems in using educational technology and how to solve them articles and books subscribers have found stimulating and worthwhile information about course offerings and edtech graduate program requirements at various schools notable educational hardware and software, as well as junk one should avoid conferences and events related to educational technology current dissertations and research projects in educational technology
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