This document provides information on computer mailing lists available on the Internet that may be of interest to those in the fields of language teaching and linguistics. There are more than 24,000 lists on the Internet, all are free, and each list has a specific topic and scope. Users can access each list and enter into ongoing discussions or respond to requests for information. Lists also include information on conferences, publications, and relevant software. Most lists are interactive, but some only distribute information. Accessing these lists requires a computer, modem, and internet connection. Detailed instructions for entering a list are given. Each list provides access codes, the scope of the list, and special notes on using the list. The lists are given by subject/topic addressed and by country or relevant foreign language. Literature lists may also be aimed at discussion of a particular text or author. General information lists are also reviewed as are lists directed at job hunting. A humor list is also given as a resource for innovative ways to teach English through humor. (NAV)