An attempt to maintain an up to date summary of uses of email in mathematics education.

maths-GCSE-A maths-gcse-a, which is aimed at UK school teachers,has been going since May. It has grown quite quickly and currently has just under 100 subscribers. Paul Statter, the "list-owner", started the list because he could not find any list "out there" for teachers of mathematics in this country. Quite a number of subscribers to maths-gcse-a are observers in higher education, partly because much of the early publicity was web-based and there is a much higher proportion of wired .ac's than .sch's.  He will be pushing to attract more teachers to the list.  So far the list has been used partly to pass on announcements of relevance to teachers of mathematics, and partly for teachers to exchange views on topics: there was one discussion about computer platforms that simmered for a week or two! Traffic on the list is still fairly low - perhaps five messages per week. To find out how to join the list, send the single message "help" to majordomo@felsted.rmplc.co.uk  Recent Correspondence York Maths FunFair; ICT in Maths; A problem with indices; New links page; Wanted- Exemplars of good use of ICT in Maths; Cambridge Applications and Interviews; TSM-5; Software for A-level Statistics; National Curriculum; New links page; maths software and hardware; If Microsoft built cars; Which computer? Maths Internet Courses; Maths resource Website; BODMAS; maths club; CD Roms for 'disaffected young people'; CD ROM for year 6 or 7; Beyond Fibonacci; Multiple choice; Internet usage; A Question about Zero; Problem solving on the Internet; National Lottery data; Internet usage; TSM-6: advance notice; Circumference of an ellipse;