The Parts of an Email

What is the subject of an email?

• like a school subject - math, science, reading..

• a long sentence describing the email

• a short description of the email

• none of the above

Which of the following is NOT an appropriate greeting for a professional email?

• Dear __________,

• Hello, how are you?

• Hello ___________,

• Sup?

How do you properly format an email?

• Subject, Body, Signature

• Subject, Body, Signature, Closing

• Signature, Body, Greeting, Subject

• Subject, Greeting, Body, Closing, Signature

What is email etiquette?

• right and wrong things on the internet

• an established set of guidelines for how people should communicate electronically

• the do's and don'ts

• formal way to send a text message

What is something to remember when communicating with a teacher?

• Use slang

• Be polite and professional

• wear a hat

• send compliments, lots of them

Why should you be mindful of your digital footprint when sending emails?

• emails are archived so they never actually disappear

• emails are erased and are never seen again

• your footprint is not really that important, so really you don't need to worry about it

What is a good example of a greeting?

• Hey

• Thank you,

• Sincerely,

• Dear Mrs. Smith,

When sending a message to a teacher, always...

• use all CAPITAL LETTERS

• Be specific and follow email etiquette

• Be super flattering to get what you want

• Tell them all of the details, even the personal things that aren't relevant to the email.

Where is the tone of your message established in your email communications?

• In the closing

• There's no tone in an email

• In the body

• In the subject line and the first two sentences of your email.

It is always important to have a subject line in an email.

• True
• False