Electronic mail, also known as e-mail, is still one of the most popular uses of the Internet. It is used for personal and business communications every day. Knowing the proper way to use e-mail for each situation is important. When e-mailing your teacher or guidance counselor you should be more formal than e-mailing your best friend.
This assignment will help you practice correct e-mail procedures for this class.
Please watch the following video. It provides some quick and easy tips for e-mailing your teacher.
To access your e-mail, you must login to OneView and open Outlook. If you do not know how to access OneView yet please ask a classmate for help first. If they cannot help you then please take a tech support ticket.
Screenshots
The following screenshots will help you complete this assignment. CLICK THEM TO ENLARGE EACH SCREENSHOT.
Content Rubric
- E-mail Subject is: "First E-mail Assignment [1]". [5 Points]
- Students in 1st period would write "First E-mail Assignment [1]"
- Students in 2nd period would write "First E-mail Assignment [2]"
- Students in 3rd period would write "First E-mail Assignment [3]"
- Students in 4th period would write "First E-mail Assignment [4]"
- Students in 5th period would write "First E-mail Assignment [5]"
- Students in 6th period would write "First E-mail Assignment [6]"
- Students in 7th period would write "First E-mail Assignment [7]"
- E-mail contains an appropriate greeting or salutation. [5 Points]
- Example: "Good Morning Mr. Kelley," or "Hello Mr. Kelley,"
- E-mail contains one paragraph [4-7 sentences] that introduces yourself to Mr. Kelley. Tell me about you as a student and person.
- Example: "Sincerely, " or "Thank you, "
- E-mail is signed with your FULL NAME.
Process Rubric
- E-mail is sent by Due Date: Monday, August 19th, 2019 by 11:59PM. [10 Points]
Example E-mail
Please check your school e-mail for an example for this assignment.
