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This document discusses email, including choosing email providers, composing emails, attaching files, organizing emails, sending emails, email etiquette, and comparing email to texting. Key points covered include how to format email addresses, composing emails with recipient addresses and subject lines, attaching files in 4 easy steps, dangers of spam, phishing, and viruses in emails, and how teens commonly communicate through texting more than email.
- 2. Email ProvidersSo many choices!Online vs. DesktopFree vs. Pay
- 4. Composing Emailsrecipient addressescarbon copyRe: Subject Lines are ImportantEnter your body text here.
- 5. Attaching Files4 Easy Steps1.Click the paperclipSelect the file to be attachedWait to uploadClick send2.3.4.
- 6. Email DangersSPAM: junk email, advertisement, etc. PHISING: identity theft scam via emailVIRUSES: spread by attachmentsWARNING: NEVER OPEN EMAIL ATTACHMENTS FROM PEOPLE YOU DON’T KNOW!
- 8. Labels
- 9. Filters
- 10. Searching
- 11. ForwardingSending Emails;Use semicolons to separate email addresses in the To: field. Create contact groups to send emails to many addresses easily
- 12. Email EtiquetteWhat to consider when writing an email:PrivacyTo: vs. Cc: vs. Bcc:SPAM and Fw:ReadabilitySubject LinesBrevityCAPITALIZATIONMisunderstandingsAccountabilityPublic RecordSignature≠
- 13. Email vs. Texting75% of teens own cell phones1/3 of teens text more than 100 times a dayTexting is the most common way kids communicate w/ each other