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Email Etiquette

Email Etiquette

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Presentation

Computers

10th Grade

Practice Problem

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Created by

Allen Michael Corder

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14 Slides • 10 Questions

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Email Etiquette

The Basics

How to write, format, send, and receive
professional email communications

2

Word Cloud

Email is used for MANY different things. When you hear the term "email" what word(s) come to mind?

3

Email Etiquette - Defined

What is Etiquette?

Email etiquette is an established set of rules and guidelines for how people in general should communicate between one another, digitally.

4

Open Ended

Brainstorm #1

What type of situation may arise, or would be the most common, that would lead you to email either your teacher, principal, guidance counselor, or other professional?

5

Open Ended

Brainstorm #2

In addition to etiquette, there are several things that you should ALWAYS include in an email. List 2-3 that you can think of right now.

6

Open Ended

Brainstorm #3

There are many other things that should never be included in an email. Give 2-3 examples of what you should not include in an email, and a brief explanation of why.

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Email Formatting

First Impressions... AGAIN!

  1. Always be aware of how you are representing your virtual self

  2. Sending unprofessional emails is the same as being unprofessional in real life

  3. You never get a second chance at a first impression

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Non-
Negotiable Email Elements

​2. Salutation

​1. Subject

​3. Body

​4. Closing

​5. Signature

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Non-Negotiable Email Elements

1. Subject

DIRECT

CLEAR

​PREVIEW

​<7WORDS

​URGENT?

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Non-Negotiable Email Elements

2. Salutation

START

PERSON

​DEAR...

HELLO...

'TWIMC'

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Non-Negotiable Email Elements

1. Subject

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Non-Negotiable Email Elements

3. Body

THE WHY

SAY IT

RULES

LINES

NO TABS

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Non-Negotiable Email Elements

4. Closing

SIMPLE

PROFES.

THANKS

THEMED

FOLLOW

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media

Your name

Contact info

Place of

employment

Job

description

Other info as

deemed
necessary

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Non-Negotiable Email Elements

5. Signature

YOU

CONTACT

DETAILS

SAME

BUS. PRO

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media

All Together

17

Fill in the Blank

There is one thing that you can not control in an email setting. What is it?

18

The Following Are
POOR Email Examples

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Which of the following is the primary issue in this email?

1

Lacking a Subject

2

No Salutation

3

Wrong Closing

4

Signature Errors

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Which of the following is the primary issue in this email?

1

Lacking Signature

2

Incorrect Tone

3

Unnecessary Info

4

Too Vague

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Which of the following is the primary issue in this email?

1

Too Vague

2

Missing a Subject

3

Grammatical Errors

4

Signature Errors

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Which of the following is the primary issue in this email?

1

Too Vague

2

Improper Tone

3

Subject Missing

4

Unnecessary Info

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Multiple Choice

Question image

Which of the following is the primary issue in this email?

1

Signature Error

2

Details Missing

3

Too Vague

4

Wrong Subject

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Sending Attachments

Formats such as .DOCX, .XLSX, and other application specific files may not open if your recipient does not have those applications.

Specific Formats

PDFs are the 'Go To' for email attachments

They are able to be opened by any device and any service

Universal Format

Email Etiquette

The Basics

How to write, format, send, and receive
professional email communications

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