I know that the listserv has an archive of all the emails posted to
ISED-L, but I was wondering a while back if it might be possible to
have the ISED-L content appear elsewhere.
I've recently taken technology to what may be an insane conclusion.
The ISED-L is a traditional listserv and is hosted at the University
of Syracuse. The output from that listserv becomes the content for
this blog which in turn becomes the RSS feed to which you can
subscribe. Get it your way: listserv, blog, feed.
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At the moment,
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Perhaps there are other ways to view the content?
Peace,
/s/ Peter
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