I have been receiving a number of emails from readers of _The Physics Teacher_
who received the April edition with my article describing PHYS-L in it. Most
of these people are joining or re-joining PHYS-L. I expect we will pick
up over a dozen new subscribers in an unusually short period of time.
I would appreciate a little extra patience from list members towards
these new subscribers. Things may be a little rockier than usual as they
get up to speed.
PHYS-L subscribers who do not receive _The Physics Teacher_ but want to
read the article about PHYS-L can download a copy from the phys-l
homepage http://purcell.phy.nau.edu/PHYS-L/ as a .pdf file. I'd like to
thank the TPT folk for allowing us to do this.
If you have problems or questions, please check the PHYS-L homepage or email
me and I'll do what I can to help.
Regards,
Dan M
PS -- one of my graduate students wrote a more general manuscript on
science education lists that was accepted by _The Science Teacher_ this
coming fall. It discusses biology, chemistry, earth science etc lists.
Dan MacIsaac, Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy, Northern AZ Univ
danmac@nau.edu http://purcell.phy.nau.edu PHYS-L list owner