Discussion topics include digital aesthetics, curriculum, hardware, and software issues related to digital imaging instruction. Subscribers to the list do not have to be members of the National Art Education Association, though they are urged to join. Designed for high school and university teachers and students, stories are written in a concise format which includes photos and graphics. The publication results from the monthly analysis of 500 magazines, specialized journals, and newspapers carrying environment related articles. Each issue includes detailed summaries of 80 articles under 10 headings, including Biodiversity and Wildlife Conservation, Health, Population, Agriculture, Clean Air, and Waste Management and Recycling.
All stories are available for photocopying and distributing in the classroom.
The site is provided by Voyage Publishing. It is updated regularly. The page has the look and feel of a middle school page, and has a selective group of links in each of its subject areas. It points to a variety of sites that maintain archives of electronic texts, as well as other Internet sites of value to educators. An archive of back issues is available.