Africa Film WebMeeting

This is a bit tangential, but should interest some of our subsciribers
cheers, Steve Smith, moderator
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From: owner-h-afrarts

X-post from H-AfrTeach

date: Tues, 12 Aug 1997
from: H-AfrTeach editors
<mwalimu@h-net.msu.edu>

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New H-Net Network:
H-AfrTeach
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We are pleased to announce the official launch of H-AfrTeach,
a new H-Net network considering the possibilities and problems
involved in teaching about Africa.

With the help of our subscribers' advice and contributions,
H-AfrTeach will build a website for teachers at all levels of
education. We plan to provide grade-appropriate resources and
information about Africa, as well as support for innovative
teaching about the entire continent.

The H-AfrTeach webpage may be found at:

http://h-net.msu.edu/~afrteach

We invite you to visit the site and send us your reactions,
suggestions, and contributions at <mwalimu@h-net2.msu.edu>.

Because H-AfrTeach editors believe teaching about Africa often
involves similar issues and questions, no matter the level of
our students--from elementary to university--we also sponsor a
moderated discussion list to explore teaching about the entire
continent.

Subscription to the H-AfrTeach discussion list is free, and we
welcome subscribers with diverse interests and backgrounds. To
subscribe, you may complete the interactive membership survey
on our webpage, found at:

http://h-net.msu.edu/~afrteach/discussion.html

Or you may request a survey by e-mail. Send a message to:

listserv@h-net.msu.edu

with only this message:

sub h-afrteach

You will receive the membership survey by return e-mail. When
you have completed it, please return it to us at:

afreach@h-net2.msu.edu

H-AfrTeach is made possible by H-Net, Humanities & Social
Sciences OnLine, and is an outreach service supported by the
African Studies Centers at Michigan State University, Boston
University, and the University of Pennsylvania.

H-AfrTeach has a staff of volunteer editors and an editorial
board, each representing a broad range of interests and
backgrounds, including teachers, professors and students.

The founding editors are:

Mel Page, East Tennessee State University
<africa@etsuarts.etsu-tn.edu>

Barbara Brown, Boston University
<bbbrown@bu.edu>

John Metzler, Michigan State University
<metzler@pilot.msu.edu>

Brenda Randolph, Africa Access
<brendar@umd5.umd.edu>

Ali Dinar, University of Pennsylvania
<aadinar@mail.sas.upenn.edu>

Shannon Vance, Michigan State University
<vance@hs1.hst.msu.edu>

You may reach all of us at the H-AfrTeach editorial address:

mwalimu@h-net2.msu.edu

We look forwarding to welcoming you to H-AfrTeach!

The Editors

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