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Cassandra TWU SLIS Discussion List
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SLIS-ALUMS - TWU SLIS Alumni Discussion List
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Storytell Discussion List
TWU SLIS's internationally known discussion list on storytelling: Subscription Directions.
Welcome! STORYTELL, sponsored by the School of Library and Information Studies at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas is a forum for discussion about storytelling. All persons interested in storytelling are invited to participate: professional storytellers, amateur storytellers, people concerned with the rich history of storytelling, people who enjoy listening to stories, and those who speculate about the place of storytelling in the 21st century. The list reflects viewpoints from around the world of issues and topics concerning the storytelling community. STORYTELL serves as a source of information on conferences, workshops and events as well as a place to ask (and answer) questions about the origins and variations of stories, the business of storytelling, or organization of storytelling events.
STORYTELL has more than 500 subscribers worldwide, so subscribers receive a lot of mail, as many as 20-40 e-mail messages every day! Read your e-mail frequently. Set the option to receive STORYTELL in digest form to receive STORYTELL messages just once a day. To temporarily stop mail delivery, set the no-mail function. Remember: STORYTELL is a prolific list. A full e-mail mailbox cannot receive any e-mail from anyone and error messages are sent to other people sending you mail. STORYTELL's software is programmed to automatically remove subscribers from the discussion list whose mailboxes are filled to capacity.
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Go to the following web page: http://lists.twu.edu/cgi-bin/mj_wwwusr/domain=lists.twu.edu. In the dropdown box, select "Subscribe (or Unsubscribe) to a list".
On the next screen, enter the list name in the blank (storytell), and click on the "choose list" button. On the third screen, enter your email address and name, then click on the "choose address" button. You should see a message on the next screen that states you have been added to the list. You can also manage your subscription by going to the “Unsubscribe or change settings” area. If you didn't receive a password in your "welcome" message, you can request it from the web page. The password will be emailed to you.
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Texas Woman's University
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E-Mail: storytell-owner@lists.twu.edu
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Library and Information Science-Related Discussion Lists
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AASL Lists
American Association of School Librarians
ACQNET-L
A moderated list to provide a medium for acquisitions librarians and others interested in acquisitions work to exchange information, ideas, and to find solutions to common problems. The list is archived.
AFAS-L
African American Studies and Librarianship
ALAOIF
American Library Association Office for Intellectual Freedom
ALSC-L
Association of Library Services to Children
Archives - Society of American Archivists
List about archives and archivists
ARLIS
Art Libraries Society Discussion List
ASIS-L
American Society for Information Science
AUTOCAT
A forum for the discussion of all questions relating to cataloging and authority control in libraries. The range of topics discussed extends from the very broad to the very specific, from the very theoretical to the most pragmatic.
BI-L
Bibliographic Instruction Discussion Group: a computer conference dedicated to discussing ways of assisting library users in efficiently exploiting the resources available in and through the library of the 1990s.
BUSLIB-L
Business Libraries Discussion List
CARL Lists
CARL User's Information List was set up to facilitate discussion and disseminate information about the CARL system.
CIRCPLUS
Circulation, reserve room, stack maintenance, security, and similar issues in libraries.
COLLDV-L
Library Collection Development List
A moderated discussion e-conference directed primarily to library collection development officers, bibliographers, and selectors plus others involved with library collection development, including interested publishers and vendors.
CRISTAL-ED
Devoted to discussions on discovering the knowledge and skills for a new academic program that is committed to producing leaders who will create, organize, manage, and apply new forms of libraries and information environments to meet human needs. Sponsored by the five-year W.K. Kellogg Foundation's Coalition on Reinventing Information Science, Technology, and Library Education (CRISTAL-ED) Project
FEMINIST
American Library Association Feminist Task Force Discussion List
GOVDOC-L
Discussion of Government Document Issues
ILL-L
Discussion of Interlibrary Loan Issues
JESSE
Moderated Open Library/Information Science Education Forum
KIDLIT-L
Children and Youth Literature List
LIBADMIN-L
Library Administration and Management
LIBJOBS
LIBJOBS is an Internet mailing list for employment opportunities for librarians
and information professionals.
LIBPER-L
Library personnel issues
LIBREF-L
Discussion of Library Reference Issues
LIBSUP-L
Library Support Staff
LIS-L
Library and Information Studies Student Discussion Group
LITA-L
Library and Information Technology Association List
LM_NET
School Library Media & Network Communications
MEDLIB-L
Medical & Health Sciences Libraries Discussion List
MUSEUM-L
Discussion list about museums and archives
NEWLIB-L
Discussion list for new and prospective librarians to share ideas and concerns in the early stages of their careers
NMRT-L
American Library Association's New Member Roundtable discussion list
PACS-L
"The Public-Access Computer Systems Forum (PACS-L) is an Internet list that deals with end-user computer systems in libraries. Utilizing PACS-L, subscribers discuss topics such as CD-ROM databases, digital libraries, electronic publishing, Internet information resources, and online catalogs."
PUBLIB
Discussion of public library issues
PUBYAC
List for Children and Young Adult Librarians in Public Libraries
WEB4LIB
Website development issues for libraries
YALSA-BK
Young Adult Library Services Association Book Discussion List
YALSA-L
Young Adult Library Services Association List
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