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******************************************************** * Marge Cargo - Librarian/Media Specialist * * Troy High School - Fullerton Union H.S. District * * 2200 E. Dorothy Lane Fullerton, CA USA 92631 * * Phone: 714-870-3618 FAX: 714-526-7630 * *****************mcargo@ctp.org************************* ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 25 Jan 1994 09:46:00 EST From: American Center for the Study of Distance Ed <ACSDE@PSUVM.PSU.EDU> To: Multiple recipients of list DEOS-L <DEOS-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU> Subject: New Lists * ANNOUNCING * * * ************** EdPOL-D ************** * * * Education Policy Digest * EdPOL-D (Education Policy Digest) is a new moderated discussion list from Scholastic Inc. Created for teachers, parents, administrators, researchers, policy-makers and anyone else interested in the present and future of K-12 networking and technology, EdPOL-D is the only list that focuses on educational technology policy on all levels -- federal, state, and local -- without the techno-talk. Each month planners, funders, and policy makers will discuss their programs and perspectives on the latest legislation and what impacts these decisions will have on the future of K-12 networking with teachers and others in the field. Our first issue addresses the need for building consensus among the many constituencies involved in developing technology policy. Upcoming discussions include: January 94: National Information Infrastructure(NII)- - What are the roles of the states? February 94: The FIE/OERI grant Upcoming: The benefit of telecommunications technology. Human Resources - The Missing Link Funding Opportunities for K-12 Networking To subscribe to the list send an email message to: edpol-d-request@scholastic.com on the first line of text, type: subscribe edpol-d Yourfirstname Yourlastname To send a message to the editor; your questions, comments, or complaints, address it to: edpol-d-editor@scholastic.com ========================================================================= 11 Jan 1994 10:55:57 -0500 Date: Tue, 11 Jan 94 10:55:44 EST From: Anthea Tillyer <ABTHC@CUNYVM> Subject: New net To: deos-l@psuvm NEW ACADEMIC LIST TESLK-12, Teachers of English as a second or foreign language to children. Although primarily an academic discussion forum for teachers of children around the world, the list is open to all other interested parties. The discussion focuses on the teaching and learning of English as a second or foreign language in primary and secondary schools around the world. TESLK-12 is a "sister" list to TESL-L, which is also for teachers of English as a second or foreign language, but tends to deal mainly with issues related to students in colleges and universities. The TESLK-12 project is a collaborative project of the City College of New York, the City University of New York, the Department of Education of the State of New York, and the Teachers' FREENET of Finland. To subscribe to TESLK-12, send a message to LISTSERV@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU Subscribe TESLK-12 firstname lastname The owners of the list are: ABTHC@CUNYVM (Anthea Tillyer, City College of New York) R1TR@AkronVM.Bitnet (Tim Rushing, University of Akron) TRobb@CC.Kyoto-su.ac.jp (Tom Robb, Kyoto Sangyo University) PByron@SED.bitnet (Peter Byron, NY State Education Department) Heikki.Korpinen@hut.fi (Heikki J. Korpinen, Finland Free-net) The list in unmoderated. There are archives (for subscribers only) of logs and materials related to the teaching of ESL/EFL in primary and secondary school.