Section 1 West Virginia Adult Basic Education: Programs and ...

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and a welcome letter that explains how to send messages to the listserv and how
to be removed if you do not want to be a member anymore. You should definitely
save this for reference purposes.
Remember, you can be active on any of the exchange listservs by posting
information you discover, or by requesting help for issues that concern you. If you
are a member of one of the exchange listservs and would like to post a message
to that listserv, use the correct address:
o WVABE-L (WVABE information exchange)
WVABE-L@listserv.WVNET.EDU
o ABEYOUTH-L (practitioners serving young adult populations):
ABEYOUTHL@listserv.WVNET.EDU
o FAMLIT-L (practitioners serving Family Literacy programs)
FAMLIT-L@listserv.WVNET.EDU
o LIT-VOL (adult literacy providers)
LIT-VOL@listserv.WVNET.EDU
o WVABE-CTCS-L (WVABE and Community & Technical Colleges):
WVABE-CTCS-L@listserv.WVNET.EDU
o WVABE-SPOKES-L (SPOKES instructors and CDCs)
WVABE-SPOKES-L@listserv.WVNET.EDU
You can also reply to any message you receive on any of these listservs by
simply hitting reply. It is suggested that before replying to a listserv, you consider
whether your reply is information that others will find important, or if you should
be replying only to the individual who posted.
Contact: Cathy Shank, cshank@access.k12.wv.us
� Professional Development Services
The Professional Development Coordinator oversees pre-service and in-service
professional development opportunities for WVABE practitioners and tracks
attendance at conference and training sessions using the AEMIS professional
development database. For more information, see Section 2 of this Handbook.
Contact: Cathy Shank, cshank@access.k12.wv.us
o WVABE Professional Development Wiki
The WVABE Wiki provides personnel an online place to exchange
information and ideas. A wiki (wick'-e) is a type of web site that allows
anyone to add or edit content via a browser interface. The WVABE Wiki
allows members to post files as well as add and comment on
conversation threads.
Anyone can visit and view the WVABE Wiki to see all the great resources
found there. To participate in discussions and add content, go to the
home page at http://wvabe.wetpaint.com and “Sign up” to become a
member.
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