Re: Calling Australia!

[Gerald Brown <browner@CYBERSPC.MB.CA>]

        Hope I didn't mislead you on the previous information.  This is
the materials I have since found.
        OZ-TEACHERS  is a listserv for Australian teachers, established
by the Oz-Teachers Net Project at Queensland University of Technology,
and managed by Lindy McKeown.  All "Australian teachers and their
colleagues" are  welcome!
        The listserv is designed to "complement the role of the state
and specialist listservs" like OZTL_NET, and its aims
are to help Internet-using teachers to become involved in an on-line
community, to advertise other Australian listservs and bulletin boards,
to provide a means of sharing information about national technology
issues as they affect schools, and to help teachers to find partner
schools for Internet projects.
        To subscribe, send an electronic mail message to
        <majordomo@owl.qut.edu.au>
        with nothing on the subject line, and with the words:
        <subscribe oz-teachers>
        in the body of the message

        This information was quoted from  an article written by Dr. L.
Anne Clyde, Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Science, University of
Iceland, and webmaster of IASL_LINK
        http://www.rhi.hi.is/~anne/iasl.html
        The article appeared in the December 1995 issue of IMPACT
published by  Association for Teacher Librarianship in Canada, which can
be reached at
        Fax  604-986-3018
        E Mail: atlc@camosun.bc.ca

        Hope this helps
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        Gerald R. Brown, Consultant, Library Media Services
        and Vice President, International Association of School Librarianship
        c/o 3403 - 55 Nassau Street North
        Winnipeg,  Manitoba  R3L 2G8   Canada
        Phone & FAX: 204 - 284 - 5620
        E mail:   browner@cyberspc.mb.ca
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On Fri, 1 Mar 1996, Earl J. Moniz wrote:

> I used the oztl_net-request@listserv.csu.edu.au address and the subject
> of subscribe to try to become a member ... and received a host unknown
> message in return.  Anyone else having the same problem?
>
> Earl J.
>