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The Journal of Extension (JOE) is available free of charge on the World Wide Web.
There are two ways to subscribe to the Journal of Extension, subscribing to the e-mail list and subscribing to the RSS feed.
E-Mail Subscription
By adding your email address to our subscriber's list, you will receive notification of each new issue of JOE as it becomes available at www.joe.org. The subscriber's list is used only to send new issue announcements once every two months.
To join the subscriber's list, send any email message to joelist-on@joe.org
from the account you wish to subscribe.
Unsubscribe
If you are currently on the JOE subscriber's list and wish to be removed from it, send any email message from the currently-subscribed account to joelist-off@joe.org.
Note that this list is managed by an automated system, so you must send a message from the correct email account in order for your address to be removed. At this time, we can not find related addresses or search by a subscriber's real name.
Change Address
If you are currently on the JOE subscriber's list and wish to change your subscription to a different email address, you will need to unsubcribe the old address by sending any email message from the currently-subscribed account to joelist-off@joe.org. Then, you will need to add your new address by sending any email message to joelist-on@joe.org from the account you wish to have subscribed.
If you are unable to send mail from either the old or the new address, please email joelist-on@joe.org with an explanation of which address needs to be removed and which needs to be added.
RSS Subscription
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a format for content distribution. The Journal of Extension RSS feed includes the title, author listing, abstract, and link to the complete article for each article in the current Journal of Extension issue. The feed is updated when a new issue is released.
A feed reader and news reader such as Bloglines, Google Reader, or Firefox Live Bookmarks is required to access RSS feeds. To learn more about RSS, visit the following link:
http://websearch.about.com/od/rsssocialbookmarks/f/rss.htm.
Click on the link below, and then follow instructions to add the Journal of Extension RSS feed to your news reader: 