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Electronic discussion lists are essentially ways of sharing emails with the members of a group of people with a common interest. Many discussion lists in the UK are managed by Mailtalk or JISCMail:

If we cannot provide an answer to any question you have about the use of ICT in language learning and teaching you may wish to initiate a new topic in the following discussion lists, or you may find your question has already been answered in the archives of messages sent in by their members:


Document last updated 24 June 2007. This page is maintained by Graham Davies.

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