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AAMT email list community
Since 1997, AAMT has operated a list-serve to assist the wider mathematics education community.
The list enables members to share information and discuss issues - ranging from teaching tips and resources through to lengthy, thoughtful discussions of important matters of pedagogy and educational politics
It operates as an email discussion list, and anyone can join (not just AAMT members). Any member of the list can contribute a message, and all members receive all messages sent to the list. Traffic on the list varies over time and according to member engagement with particular topics, but is not usually high-volume.
Past discussions are archived (and can be searched by keywords) on the EdNA website, but the archive is only accessible to aamt-l members. Watch the video below to learn how to access the archive.
You can join the list in several ways:
- Send an email with a blank subject line to lyris@edna.edu.au with the text "subscribe aamt-l" in the body of the message.
- Enter your email address in the form on EdNA's website (note that you will still have to register to access the archive).
- Contact the AAMT Office and ask to have your email address added to the list.
Accessing the list archive
Instructions on how to access the aamt-l email list archive on EdNA's website.
Comments from users about the email list community
Some feedback from list members about their use of and participation in the AAMT email list.
Frequently asked questions about the AAMT email list
Answers to some common questions about the aamt-l email list, including information about how to view previous discussions, or what to do if you are not receiving messages from the list.
