Fast & Curious: Email Ettiquette

What is email ettiquette?

• Rules to avoid violating the district technology contract

• The number of emails in your inbox

• Guidelines and expectations for how to communicate electronically

• How to email your teachers with questions

Which of these are NOT things to consider when sending an email?

• Timing

• Formatting

• Tone

• Discourse

Emails should ALWAYS include these elements.

• Subject line

  Salutation

  Date

  Time

  Signature

• Subject line

  Greeting

  Body

  Closing

  Signature

• Grammar

  Emojis

  Text speak

  Sarcasm

  Humor

• Subject line

  Greeting

  Body

  Closing

The subject line of your emails should be _________.

• everything you want to say

• detailed

• left blank

• direct and clear

Which of the following is an appropriate salutation (or greeting) for an email?

• Dear Mrs. Grant,

• What's up Mrs. Grant!

• hI mRs. GrAnT :p

• What did I miss in class today?

The body of your email __________.

• tells the reader who sent it.

• should be long

• should clearly state the reason you are writing.

• should be included in the subject line.

Which is an example of a good closing for your email?

• Can you hurry up and get back to me?

• Sincerely,

• :) :p

• Mrs. Grant

Your signature should include your full name.

• True

• False

When emailing teachers and superiors, your emails should _______.

• let them know exactly how you're feeling

• use sarcasm and humor to make them laugh

• sound like a text message.

• remain positive and academic

Text messages should contain _______ discourse.

Emails should contain _______ discourse.

• formal

  formal

• formal

  informal

• informal

  formal

• informal

  informal