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Forms and Instructions
What is it? A listserv offers the capability of disseminating a single email message to a group of people. This allows individuals the opportunity to discuss a selected topic by electronic mail. Some lists are "local", with participation limited to individuals at UCSB, while other lists are available to anyone with email. Why would I want it? An individual attempting to communicate with a group of people would typically need to maintain his or her own distribution list containing email addresses. A listserv enables wider accessibility to a single distribution list. Listservs handle large distribution lists with ease and efficiency. A list can be set up to distribute information to a group of people while allowing only certain individuals the ability to send email to the list. A list can also be set up so that everyone in the group can send email to the list and, as a result, can carry on a discussion of a topic. Who can set up a list? Any UCSB department can set up a list and become a list "owner". Student organizations can set up a list if there is a campus department that is willing to sponsor them. How do I set one up? Request a new list by completing a List Application Form. Retention of ListServ Information The data on the listserver is backed up nightly. If you want to recover a file that has been deleted, we can do so for up to 6 months after deletion. We can also retrieve the four previous versions for up to 6 months after they were changed.
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Please contact David Alix at x4456 or send email to David.Alix@isc.ucsb.edu for further information. Last Modified by: Ronald Shu July 15, 2008 |