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Yes, I would certainly be interested in a technology education newsgroup.
It might be called k12.tech.ed  .   If it was formed, I'm sure I good get the
message
out to all the registered members of the British Columbia Technology Education
Association.

mathaid@earthlink.net wrote:

> In article <361FA2D5.CF252169@superior.net>,
>   Pete Newell <techman@superior.net> wrote:
> > --Educational Technology------------------------------------------------
> >
> >  Computer, tv, vcr, overhead projector, etc. used s tool in the
> > instructional process
> > --Technology Education-------------------------------------------------:
> >
> >  A hands-on, laboratory based school subject which teaches students
> > about a variety of
> >  technologies - their history, use, impacts, etc.; and design and
> > problem solving
> >  methodologies; and requires the application of math, science, and all
> > other disciplines.
> >
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > There are a few groups for educational technology and one for vocational
> > education
> > (bit. listserv.vocnet) , but as far as I can see, there is no newsgroup
> > specifically for
> > Technology Education as a subject area.
> >
> > There is a listserv for Math-Science-Technology (MST) run by Jim Kuhl
> > (jkuhl@ocmvm.cnyric.org) and there are many Tech. Ed. web sites, but
> > there is no generally accessible on-line forum specifically for Tech.
> > Ed. and in particular no newsgroup that I know of...
> >
> > 1. If anyone knows of a newsgroup, please respond.
> > 2. Is there interest in starting a newsgroup please respond.
> >
> > Please send your response to me directly as well.
> >
> > I would like to see a Technology Education newsgroup
> > (k12.technology.education?) and would look into getting on one started
> > if there is any interest at all.
> >
> > Pete Newell
> >     Technology Education Teacher -  Guilderland High School
> >     New York State Technology Education Network
> >
> >
> You do have a great idea ! I was struck by the phrase 'problem solving
> methodologies'
>
> Although not very high-tech, you may wish to visit my website to see how an
> on-line, self-help tutor text (with on-line math word problems...click for the
> solution) might work in a very simplisitic way.
>
> URL:   http://home.earthlink.net/~mathaid/mathbook.htm
>
> --
> Hal Schneider
>
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