41. The Foundation For Safe Boating And Marine Info - Your Complete Resource For Mar teach and Take A Kid Program Info. Radar Navigation and Maneuvering Board Manual NIMAPublications List SRTM. SailboatOwners.com discussion lists all sail http://www.boatingandmarineinfo.org/library.html

On Line Maritime Library Federal Maritime Safety Information Division Home Page Local Notice to Mariners - USCG Navigation Center U.S. Notice To Mariners Chart Locator - NOS ... National Safe Boating Campaign Take a safe boating course online: Basic Boating Safety Certification Course This online course is approved by NASBLA and recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard. Successful completion of this course may qualify you for marine insurance discounts and meets many states' mandatory boating education requirements Click here to start the course Safe/Sea Online IPL Online Texts Dewey Browse ... Go Back Phone: 718 645-1434 -Fax: 718 339-6126 - Email: Info@BoatingAndMarineInfo.org To Donate Call: 800 647-7780 or FAX Toll Free 877 647-7780

42. Mike Fuller's Home Page : Web Page For M.F.Fuller (mff@ukc.ac.uk) See relevant publications and presentations; I run the following discussion listsat the UK I convene and/or teach on the following courses (most links are http://www.statistics.fsnet.co.uk/mff.html

Mike Fuller's Home Page Personal Details Position: Location: Canterbury Business School, Room 109 Email: M.F.Fuller@ukc.ac.uk Mike Fuller Research Interests Internet Activities Teaching ... Links Phone: +44 1227 827729 (direct line) +44 1227 827726 (CBS Reception) +44 1227 764000 (UKC Switchboard) Postal Address: Mr. Mike Fuller, Canterbury Business School, University of Kent at Canterbury, Canterbury, Kent, United Kingdom Fax: +44 1227 761187 (CBS Reception) Research Interests and Publications My research interests are mainly in the application of ICT to support work in the fields of statistics, management and education. There are e-learning, e-society and e-government aspects. I am also concerned with the use of data and statistical modelling for research and decision making, and with demographic issues. Internet Activities I am involved with a number of projects: I have written a series of articles called Net Benefits on statistics resources on the Internet and maintain a comprehensive List of Statistics Email Discussion Lists See relevant publications and presentations I run the following discussion lists at the UK national JISCmail facility. You can also follow highlighted links to other resources:

43. EnvJobs-L (Assistant Professor, International Environmental History, The Univers ENVJOBSL ARCHIVES, An electronic mail discussion list for environmental job and byAugust, 2003; ability or demonstrated qualifications to teach survey course http://environment.harvard.edu/lists/archives/envjobs-l/msg04317.html

ENVJOBS-L ARCHIVES An electronic mail discussion list for environmental job and educational opportunity announcements. Center Home Harvard University Home Suggestions, Comments, or Criticisms Center ... Other Environmental Discussion Lists at Harvard Previous Announcement: Executive Director, Project Underground, Berkeley, CA Next Announcement: Private Land Conservationist, Missouri Department of Conservation, Poplar Bluff, Missouri Assistant Professor, International Environmental History, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas (Posted: February 11, 2003) dworster@ku.edu skennedy@ku.edu http://www.clas.ku.edu . For further information about the Department of History, see our website: http://www.clas.ukans.edu/history http://www.clas.ukans.edu/history/ Previous Announcement: Executive Director, Project Underground, Berkeley, CA Next Announcement: Private Land Conservationist, Missouri Department of Conservation, Poplar Bluff, Missouri Frequently asked questions about EnvJobs-L Index Other Environmental Discussion Lists at Harvard President and Fellows of Harvard College.

44. EnvConfs-L (October Photovoltaic Workshop, Woodstock, NY) ENVCONFSL ARCHIVES, An electronic mail discussion list for environmental event 1996RENEWABLE ENERGY EDUCATION PROGRAM (REEP), the workshop will teach you how http://environment.harvard.edu/lists/archives/envconfs-l/msg00011.html

ENVCONFS-L ARCHIVES An electronic mail discussion list for environmental event, conference, and publication opportunity announcements. Center Home Harvard University Home Suggestions, Comments, or Criticisms Center ... Other Environmental Discussion Lists at Harvard Previous Announcement: Climate Change and Human Health in the Asia-Pacific Next Announcement: one day symposium on Innovations in Wastewater Technology October Photovoltaic Workshop, Woodstock, NY (Posted: August 13, 1996) lloeb@IGC.APC.ORG sei@solarenergy.org http://www.crest.org/renewables/sei/ SEI is a non-profit 501(c)3 educational organization whose mission is to encourage the practical use of renewable energies through education and technical assistance. Previous Announcement: Climate Change and Human Health in the Asia-Pacific Next Announcement: one day symposium on Innovations in Wastewater Technology Frequently asked questions about EnvConfs-L Index Other Environmental Discussion Lists at Harvard President and Fellows of Harvard College. Modified: June 28, 2002 Accessed: April 10, 2003

45. Christian Email Lists About: Christian Scholars lists in this Category Affiliation of Christian AIRenewal Friendly discussion listabout contemporary journals and news publications, identifying the most http://www.gospelcom.net/ifc/mail/view/56/list.html

Christian Email Mailing Lists Search or Browse this directory of over 500 Christian Email Lists Lists on: Christian Scholars Subcategories: None. Lists in this Category: Affiliation of Christian Biologists ListServe The listserv of The Affiliation of Christian Biologists encourages fellowship among Christian biologists, provides for the exchange of ideas and equipment for effective teaching, encourages networking between Biologists who teach in Christian Colleges and Universities, provides a supportive environment for those engaged in teaching and research in non-Christian contexts and serves as a forum for discussion of problems and issues unique to the integration of biology and Christian thought. AI-Renewal Friendly discussion list about contemporary Christian issues. Our primary focus is on Biblical apologetics - the logical presentation and defense of the Christian faith - and how they apply to movements, doctrines, daily Christian life and current affairs Apologia Report This weekly online research journal summarizes and reviews hundreds of magazines, journals and news publications, identifying the most valuable resources to aid Christians as they encounter competing truth claims and seek to respond wisely. Also, "Apologia Report" provides a free online discussion area for apologetics specialists. C.S. Lewis

46. CILT Information Sheet 2 Networdforum A discussion list open to all involved in language teaching in and jointhe list http//www.mailbase.ac.uk/lists/netword-forum CILT publications. http://www.cilt.org.uk/infos/0to25/info02.htm

April 2002 Information Sheet 2 Online resources from CILT INTRODUCTION This information sheet describes resources and services provided by CILT via the Internet. For more information on using the World Wide Web or e-mail for language teaching please see CILT Publications below. Useful Web Addresses Apart from information provided by CILT there are numerous resources of interest to language teachers which can be accessed on the web. These are liable to change frequently but a regularly updated listing of useful Web Sites for Languages is available on the Lingu@NET site at: http://www.linguanet.org.uk/websites/ CILT AND RELATED WEB SITES CILT web site: http://www.cilt.org.uk CILT's regularly updated web pages include information from and about: CILT conferences, publications and information services; training to teach languages; research; the national Comenius network; projects and initiatives; CILT library collection and on-line versions of CILT's information sheets. CILT library catalogue: http://www.cilt.org.uk/libcat

47. Psychology: A Brief Guide To Internet Resources Includes information on congresses, publications, job listings JISCmail provideselectronic discussion lists for the lists mailing lists related to psychology http://www.library.rdg.ac.uk/subjects/ir/irpsyc.html

staff student UoR search The Library News About the Library Resources Collections Subject guides Help and training UoR Home Library Home Subject guides Psychology Psychology: a brief guide to internet resources The aim of this guide is to provide some useful starting points for finding resources available on the internet in psychology. As anyone can create a web site or publish information on the web without any control over the quality or accuracy of the information posted, it is advisable to evaluate the resources you find carefully. See Hints and documents about evaluating internet resources Contents Departmental internet resources page Subject based information gateways Organisations / Societies Mailing lists / Newsgroups ... Other useful links The University of Reading Psychology Department provides some links to useful sites on the web Subject based information gateways Search these gateways to find resources in your subject area.

48. LLRX.com - Reference From Coast To Coast - Lessons In Librarianship been thinking of how we teach our own and reading articles from Information Todaypublications and other as signing on to law library related discussion lists. http://www.llrx.com/columns/reference33.htm

Navigation Advanced Search Law Pro Links LLRX Buzz LLRX Top 10 Meta Links Newstand Research Guide Resource Centers - Document Delivery - Comparative and Foreign Law - International Law - Intranets/Knowledge Management - Marketing - Search Engines Welcome to Reference From Coast to Coast: Sources and Strategies a monthly column written by Jan Bissett and Margi Heinen. Jan Bissett is a Reference Librarian in the Bloomfield Hills, Michigan office of Dickinson Wright PLLC . She is a past president of the Michigan Association of Law Libraries and has published articles on administrative and research related topics in the Michigan Association of Law Libraries Newsletter and Michigan Defense Quarterly. She and Margi Heinen team teach Legal Information Sources and Services for Wayne State University's Library and Information Science Program in Detroit, Michigan. Margi Heinen is the Librarian at in Detroit, Michigan. She teaches Legal Resources at the University of Michigan's School of Information and is team teaching with her co-columnist, Jan Bissett, at Wayne State University's School of Library and Information Science. She regularly does Internet training of legal staff at her firm and recently collaborated with Kathleen Gamache on an I.P.E. presentation, Internet Strategies for the Paralegal in Michigan. She is active in the Law Librarians of Metro Detroit and is a member of the American Association of Law Libraries.

49. UCLA Department Of Information Studies: IS Related Links is a compilation of electronic discussion lists, distribution lists and serials Anelectronic discussion for librarybased World-Wide Web managers publications. http://is.gseis.ucla.edu/links/

CONTACT INFO UCLA Home UCLA Library California Center ... Library Quarterly IS Related Links Internet resources and locations of interest to students in Library and Information Science. Online Public Access Catalogs Online Database Services Public Libraries Listservs and Email Discussion Lists ... UCLA Library Resources (including ORION2 access) First Amendment Resources Online Public Access Catalogs. Organizations which provide web access to library catalogs. webCATS. Library catalogs on the World Wide Web. Provides indexes by geographical location or type of library. URL: http://library.usask.ca/hywebcat/ Library of Congress Catalog. Search the LC catalog! URL: http://catalog.loc.gov/

50. Economics Internet Resources to the NBER Digest and Reporter publications. which provides over 3,000 electronicdiscussion lists for the The Internet Economist A teach yourself tutorial http://www.sussex.ac.uk/library/subjects/economics_internet.shtml

Economics Internet resources Contents Key Resources Other Resources Key Resources WebEc: WWW Resources in Economics Via NetEc , which provides information on economics working papers and research documents, including the full text of many of them. Resources for economists on the Internet A regularly updated electronic journal that "lists the many resources on the Internet of interest to academic and practicing economists, and those interested in economics." Economics Resources indexed via the Social Sciences Information Gateway (Sosig) . Part of the Resource Discovery Network (RDN) , a network of Internet gateways for UK HE. Back to Top of this Page Economics at the University of Sussex Economics at the University of Sussex The homepage of the economics subject group at the University of Sussex. Institute of Development Studies Details of the work and research of IDS; research priorities include: poverty reduction; food issues; environment; education; employment; gender; health; democracy and governance; trade and industry; finance. Includes links to: British Library for Development Studies Devline - Development Information Services Online ELDIS - A directory of development and environmental information sources.

51. UCLA Department Of Information Studies: IS Related Links electronic discussion lists, distribution lists and serials An electronic discussionfor librarybased World http//sunsite.berkeley.edu/Web4Lib/. publications. http://dlis.gseis.ucla.edu/links/

Here are some Internet resources and locations which may be of interest to students in Library and Information Science. Online Public Access Catalogs Online Database Services Public Libraries Listservs and Email Discussion Lists ... UCLA Library Resources (including ORION2 access) First Amendment Resources Online Public Access Catalogs. Organizations which provide web access to library catalogs. webCATS. Library catalogs on the World Wide Web. Provides indexes by geographical location or type of library. URL: http://library.usask.ca/hywebcat/ Library of Congress Catalog. Search the LC catalog! URL: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/catalog/ MELVYL. U.C.'s MELVYL-on-the-WEB interface. URL: http://www.melvyl.ucop.edu/ Online Database Services. Commercial and non-commercial online database services, suppliers of document delivery services and other related services. DIALOG. Major vendor of online information databases. URL: http://www.dnt.dialog.com/info/home/

52. Teaching With Online Collaboration Tools VOICe discussion List page at http//www.wwtc.edu/voice/discuss/lists.htm. VOICeteaching Tips page at http//www.wwtc.edu/voice/class/teach/tips.htm. http://www.western.tec.wi.us/voice/class/vtutor/collabor.htm

Announcements How Do I...? Examples Publications ... VOICe FAQs Teaching with Online Collaboration Tools Click here for: Is Anyone There? Communication and Online Learning Paper presented for Computers and Writing Online Conference 2001 Every communication technology or medium must be matched carefully with the correct purpose and audience. Choosing a particular technology or medium is based on the answers to the following questions: Is there a need for one-to-one communications? One to many? Many to many? What is the purpose of the communication? To provide information? To build social bonds? To brainstorm and critique? To accomplish a specific goal? To test knowledge? There are tools available to do all the above. These goals can be met with software available to WWTC faculty, and with free software or by using the free service of a website. Asynchronous Communication Tools Teaching with Email: PDF version or RTF version Teaching with Email-based Discussion Lists: PDF version or RTF version Online Conferences: PDF version or RTF version Synchronous Communication Tools Teaching with Chat: PDF version or RTF version Teaching with Whiteboards and MOOs: PDF version or RTF version Resources The Art of Hosting Good Conversations Online by Howard Rheingold http://www.rheingold.com/texts/artonlinehost.html

53. Publications discussion A Selected and Annotated Bibliography. policies and guidelines, services,and publications of interest to This directory lists some of the University http://www.psu.edu/celt/publications.shtml

54. About The American Studies Association Departments that teach some form of these languages should include the study of placesto advertise available positions email discussion lists, journals, and http://www.georgetown.edu/crossroads/AmericanStudiesAssn/newsletter/archive/news

Americ an Studies Association Advertising in the Newsletter Submit Ads Online ... Guidelines for Free Conference, Fellowship, Publication, and Other Announcements March 2003 ASA Newsletter About the ASA Annual Meeting Information Current Issue of Newsletter Employment ... Home MLA COMMITTEE ON THE LITERATURES OF PEOPLE OF COLOR IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA Guidelines for Good Practice: Introduction The Committee on the Literatures of People of Color in the United States and Canada (CLPCUSC) began as the Commission on Minority Groups and the Study of Language and Literature (1973-77). The Commission on the Literatures and Languages of America (CLLA) was established to replace the previous commission in 1978 and became a standing committee in 1988. The committee changed its name to the present form in 2000. The CLPCUSC now consists of ten scholars representing research and teaching in African American, American Indian, Asian and Pacific American, Chicana and Chicano, and Puerto Rican literatures. The committee takes the term people of color to refer to groups that historically have been considered to be racialized minorities in the United States and Canada. Throughout its history, the committee has urged that approaches to American literature, culture, and languages be reconceptualized to include and to regard the texts, narrative traditions, and critical practices of so-called minority literatures as essential to the canons of college-level literary studies. The committee has implemented this reconceptualization by fostering curriculum development through NEH seminars in Native American and African American literatures, panels at the MLA Annual Convention, and seven volumes of critical essays and course designs. An eighth volume that had its origin in the work of the committee addresses issues of race, power, and gender in the academic workplace.

55. Womenspace: Spring 99: Beyond The Library Walls to classify, organize, describe, evaluate, teach, list, and Today, many of our publicationsare accessible describes new websites, discussion lists, and other http://www.womenspace.ca/magazine/vol42c.html

SPRING 99 Part 1 Part 2 Part 4 Part 5 ... LETTERS Beyond the Library Walls by Phyllis Holman Weisbard In your travels around the Web, if you’ve noticed some organized sites with helpful explanations of each linked resource as well as hints on how to search the Web effectively to find information on women, chances are the sites were created by librarians. Why? Because we are trained to classify, organize, describe, evaluate, teach, list, and actually find information. And we love doing it. Plus most librarians (about 83%) are women, and many of us have had computers in our work lives for almost twenty-five years. When Internet resources started popping up, no wonder librarians were right there trying to create order out of the chaos. The University of Wisconsin System Women’s Studies Librarian’s Office www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/ which I created and maintain, is an example of an attempt to help faculty and students in women’s and gender studies locate material relevant to their course work and research interests. For my office staff and me, this is an extension of the work we have long been doing with print and audiovisual resources. First, A bit of background. In the mid-1970s, when women’s studies programs were being established on campuses of the University of Wisconsin, concerned faculty and librarians on those campuses lamented the lack of book lists, bibliographies, and other tools to help them find material on women in the libraries. They came up with the idea of requesting funding from the central administration of the university system for a librarian-at-large who would assess the existing library collections and alert everyone to new resources. The first statewide women’s studies librarian (WSL) began her work in 1977.

56. Directory Of Discussion Lists For Historians Nonacademic approach to Bible study (see B-Hebrew and B-Greek lists), which excudesviews that CENSUS-publications@mailbase.ac.uk Two-year colleges discussion. http://www.arts.cuhk.edu.hk/LocalFile/histlist.html

DIRECTORY OF DISCUSSION LISTS FOR HISTORIANS This revision of 13 November, 1994, is an extensive update of the version of March, 1994. A lesser revision of form and content is anticipated before the end of 1994. This is a list of Internet special interest lists (also called "forums") broadly related to the study of history. It is over 100 Kb in length, which most people will find too big to download or read through. I suggest two methods to explore it. One is to do a search for a keyword of interest to you. Better is to use the links in the following table of contents to reach the section you want. I. History Lists A. Universal and General History B. Lists on the History and Culture of Specific Regions 1. Asia in general, Central Asia, Pacific and Oceania East Asia a. Korea and Japan b. China c. Southeast Asia South Asia West Asia Africa 6. European West a. Europe as a whole; western civ b. Ancient West c. Feudal West (to 17th century) d.

57. American Political Science Association (APSA) ABOUT APSA WHAT'S NEW publications MEETINGS TEACHING JOBS Journals in Political ScienceTeach or Study Guide to Study Abroad Political Science discussion lists. http://www.apsanet.org/opps.cfm

Print version Search this site: APSANet HOMEPAGE ABOUT APSA WHAT'S NEW PUBLICATIONS ... OPPORTUNITIES join now The Centennial Campaign Opportunities in Political Science The opportunities sections contains rotating information of interest to political scientists. It also contains 6 primary areas of information. Grant Programs From APSA Congressional Fellowship Program Small Research Grant Program Minority Fellows Program ... Political Science Discussion Lists 1527 New Hampshire Ave, NW Washington, DC 20036-1206 Ph: (202) 483-2512 Fx: (202) 483-2657 E-Mail: apsa@apsanet.org

58. Environmental Education - Link: Mailing Lists Links for Mailing lists EE Internet discussion group hosted by EE Link that focuseson Eco-teach - Include in your email message subscribe Eco-teach. This http://www.biologie.uni-hamburg.de/b-online/ibc99/eelink/mailinglists.html

EE-Link Intro Prof Resources Class Resources Enviro Facts ... Search Features: Superlative Sites What's New Pages this Section: Professional Resources EE Publications Enviro Publications EE Mailing Lists ... Internet Use Info Pages this Section: Mailing Lists The following e-mail lists have been recommended by subscribers to the ee-internet list (see below) as potentially useful communities for environmental educators. None of the lists have been reviewed by EE Link, so please let us know if you find them useful, and if any of the lists are no longer active. We also welcome any recommendations of other joinable lists (use the suggest a link form). Links for Mailing Lists: Antioch New England Library Environmental Education Info Open in new window EE- Internet Discussion group hosted by EE Link that focuses on environmental education on the internet. Open in new window EPA K12 Environet Include in your email message:"subscribe k12_environet" and Your Name. This list targets North-East environmental educators. Open in new window Eco-Isla Escriba en subject: subscribe (en ingles.) Crear una red de comunicaci³n que sirva de foro a las distintas organizaciones ecologistas, ambientales, comunitarias, estudiantes, personas de la academia, cient­fi cos y pºblico en general que tenga inter©s en los asuntos ecol³gicos y ambientales de Puerto Rico.

59. Syllabus EMail discussion lists. http//edweb.gsn.org/lists.html. Teachnet.com. Print Bibliography.Classroom Computer Centers K-2 (Frank Schaffer publications). FS123295. http://www.webteaching.com/NCLB/techsyllabus.htm

Professional Development Institute Managing and Integrating Technology into the Curriculum Instructor: Tammy Stuart Course Number: Chapman Number: Credits: One semester unit of credit Number of Meetings This course will run for a four-week period. Participants are encouraged to be online at least 3-5 times per week. Additionally, there is one online chat that includes all participants in the course. Recommended Prerequisites Basic computer and Internet skills Course Description This course will focus on the management and integration issues teachers are struggling with such as: scheduling students for computer time, how to train students to use software, writing lessons that integrate technology, managing a technological classroom, finding excellent software and websites, and getting the most out of the one-computer classroom. Educational Objectives Teachers will review the standards for their grade level. Teachers will consider how technology can support the standards. Teachers will learn research-based instructional strategies for integrating technology. Teachers will review and share ideas for managing technology in their classrooms.

60. Listserv.uts.edu.au Mailing Lists of all the public mailing lists on listserv.uts Pr2kdiscussion, discussion centredaround the UTS publications-collection, Assistance with the UTS publications http://listserv.uts.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/ugsnews.html

listserv.uts.edu.au Mailing Lists No such list ugsnews.html Below is a listing of all the public mailing lists on listserv.uts.edu.au. 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 info page for an unadvertised list, open a URL similar to this one, but with a '/' and the right 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-owner@listserv.uts.edu.au List Description ABbC Australasian Blackboard Community List Acad-faculty [no description available] Acad-kgi Faculty of Education Academic staff Kuring-gai Campus Acad-mkts Faculty of Education Academic Staff at Haymarket Campus Aftinet-disc Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network Alo-network [no description available] Archibus [no description available] Association OMODOSHEAA Ausaid [no description available] [no description available] Bacc BAcc Discussion Group Board-riders [no description available] Bulga-residents [no description available] Cae-ig Continuing Adult Education Interest Group Cdn UTS Cultural Diversity Network Com-speak Presentation skills Coop-housing [no description available] CORT Coalition Of Responsible Taxpayers Cpsu-info [no description available] cvrg [no description available] Dig People interested in Decision Intellince Digital-Cultures Digital Culture Discussion Dissenting-voices [no description available]

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