Emailing has become almost as antiquated as "snail mail" in the eyes of students. There are so many other ways young people communicate today, texting, snapchatting, and instagramming, to name a few. It is so important for students to understand how to create and send an appropriate email and regular letter as well. During class my students will take a look at email, and learn the proper way to communicate via this technology. They will send and receive emails and hopefully walk away being able to show anyone who asks what a good email looks like. For those of you who still aren't too sure, check out "12 tips for better email etiquette" or "Email Etiquette for Students."
I want to know how students have used email in the past. We will start off by going to a "wall" on Padlet (formerly Wallwisher).
I want to know how students have used email in the past. We will start off by going to a "wall" on Padlet (formerly Wallwisher).
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