IPTGrads

(BYU's Instructional Psychology & Technology Mailing List)

The IP&T Faculty and Graduate Students' Mailing List has been created to provide a forum for discussion among students, staff, faculty, and others associated with BYU's Instructional Psychology and Technology graduate program. Please refrain from posting junk mail and other irrelevant or inappropriate items.

Subscribing or Unsubscribing

To subscribe or unsubscribe to IPTGrads, access the following web page and fill out the appropriate form.

 

Sending Messages

To send a message to all IPTGrads subscribers, address your email message to:

iptgrads@edit.byu.edu

IPTJobs

The IP&T Department has set up a new Email list called IPTJobs. The purpose of this new list is to provide a mechanism for the dissemination of information about full-time job opportunities of interest to IP&T students and alumni. Previously, such information was disseminated on the IPTGrads mailing list. However, in the future, please submit any full-time job announcements to the IPTJobs list rather than the IPTGrads list. If you are interested in receiving the job announcements please subscribe to the new list. Instructions on subscribing, sending messages to and unsubscribing to the new list are provided below.

Part-time internship opportunities should continue to be posted to the IPTGrads list.

Subscribing or Unsubscribing

To subscribe or unsubscribe to IPTJobs, access the following web page and fill out the appropriate form.

Sending Messages

To send a message to all IPTJobs subscribers, address your electronic mail message to:

iptjobs@edit.byu.edu

Subscribing to other Mailing Lists

Mailing Lists (listservs) are normally joined by sending an email message to the list address and writing the following in the first line of the actual message:

subscribe [name of list] [your first name] [your last name]

Nothing else may be written within the message page. For example, if doej@ed.byu.edu wanted to join the Education Technology list at MSU (EDTECH), he would send mail to listserv@msu.edu and write the following within the the post:

subscribe EDTECH John Doe.

The listserv program does the rest.

Here are some mailing lists that deal with issues in Instructional Psychology and Technology.

ACSOFT-L.
   Educational software discussion.
   listserv@wuvmd.wustl.edu

AEELIST.
   The Association for Experimental Education list.
   listserv@pucc.princeton.edu.

AEMA-L.
   Arizona Educational Media Assoc. list.
   listserv@asuvm.inre.asu.edu.

AERA.
The American Educational Research Association runs the following sublists at listserv@asu.edu. When subscribing write in the message:

Subscribe AERA-* your name

Substitute the letter of the list you want to subscribe to for the the asterisk. You need to send separate messages for each list you want to subscribe to.

AERA-GSL. Graduate Studies List (faculty, admin & students)

AERA-B. Curriculum Studies Forum

AERA-C. Learning and Instruction

AERA-D. Measurement and Research Methodology

AERA-G. Social Context of Education

AERA-H. School Evaluation and Program Development

AERA-I. Education in the Professions

AERA-K. Teaching and Teacher Education

AI-ED.
   Artificial Intelligence in education.
   ai-ed-request@sun .com.

ALTLEARN.
   Alternative approaches to learning discussion.
   listserv@sjuvm.stjohns.edu.

AMTEC.
   Media and technology in education.
   mailserv@camosun.bc.ca.

ASSESS.
   Focuses on Assessment issues and policies.
   listserv@ukcc.uky.edu

CARET.
   Capital Area Researchers in Educational Technology Discussion List.
   listserv@gwuvm.gwu.edu.

CTI-L.
   Discussion of computers in teaching.
   listserv@irlearn.ucd.ie.

ECID-L.
   Educational Computing and Instructional Development.
   listserv@vm.cc.purdue.edu.

EDNETNY.
   Educational Development Network of New York.
   listserv@ suvm.syr.edu.

EDTECH.
   Education and technology list.
   listserv@msu.edu.

EDTECPOL
   Conference on Educational Technology Policy.
   listserv@umdd.bitnet.

EDUCOM
   A short summary of recent developments in educational technology
   listproc@educom.edu.
   See their Archives

EDUPAGE.
   EDUCOM's news update.
   edupage@educom.edu.
   and in the body of the message type: subscribe update your name

ED2000-PILOT.
   Discussion of technological reform in education.
   mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk.

EDUTEL.
   Education and technology list.
   listserv@vm.its.rpi.edu.

ETCC-L.
   Educational Technology Coordinating Committee.
   listserv@admin.humberc.on.ca.

EUITLIST.
   Educational uses of information technology.
   euitlist@bitnic.educom.edu.

GRANTS-L.
   NSF grants information list.
   listserv@onondaga.bitnet.

HYPEREDU.
   Hypertext in education.
   listserv@itocsivm.bitnet.

INFED-L.
   Broad discussion of computers in the classroom.
   listserv@ccsun.unicamp.br.

ITTE.
   Discussion on information technology and teacher education.
   listserv@deakin.oz.au.

JEI-L.
   Discussion of technology (especially CD-ROM) in K-12.
   listserv@umdd.umd.edu.

JTE-L.
   Journal of Technology in Education.
   listserv@vtvm1.cc.vt.edu.

MEDIA-L.
   Discussion of media in education.
   listserv@bingvmb.cc.binghamton.edu.

MEMO-NET.
   Educational media discussion.
   listserv@vax1.mankato.msus.edu.

MMEDIA-L.
   Multimedia education discussion.
   listserv@itesmvfl.bitnet.

MULTI-MEDIA.
   Multi-Media Discussion.
   listserv@deakin.edu .au.

NETSCAPE.
   Discussion of the NetScape WWW browser.
   listserv@irlearn.ucd.ie.

PHILOSED.
   Philosophy of education discussion.
   sued@syr.edu.

SIGTEL-L.
   Discussion of telecommunications in education.
   listserv@unmvma.unm.edu.

SUPERK12.
   Internet & computers in K-12 schools .
   listserv@suvm.syr.edu.

WWWEDU.
   The World Wide Web in Education.
   listserv@k12.cnidr.org.