E-Mail Etiquette

What does email stand for?

• Electronic Mail
• Everywhere Mail
• Electric Mail

Subject: Meeting today 3/28

From: Katie Bowman - [e-mail]

I need to reschedule our meeting this afternoon. Can we meet tomorrow at 12:15 instead?

Thanks!

Katie

What rule of etiquette did Ms. Kate forget to follow in this email?

• She did not include a subject line.

• She did not include a greeting or salutation.

• She communicated in an unprofessional way (like slang, "texting language," or ALL CAPS).

• She did not proofread the email, so it contains spelling and grammar errors.

Subject: Meeting today 3/28

From: Katie Bowman - [e-mail]

I need to reschedule our meeting this afternoon. Can we meet tomorrow at 12:15 instead?

Thanks!

Katie Bowman

How should Ms. Kate fix the error in this email?

• She should start it with "Dear Ms. Gina,"

• She should sign her full name.

• She should make her subject line more specific.

• She should make the email longer.

Subject: HEY HEY HEY MEETING TODAY

From: Katie Bowman - [e-mail]

HI MISS GINA! It's your favorite employee!! I gotta leave early today so I'll c u l8r!!!!

Byeeeeeee

Katieeeeeeeee

What rule of etiquette did Ms. Kate forget to follow in this email?

• She did not include a subject line.

• She communicated in an unprofessional way (like slang, "texting language," or ALL CAPS).

• She did not sign the email with her name.

• She rambled on too long without getting to the point.

Subject: Something I need to talk to you about

From: Katie Bowman - [e-mail]

Dear Miss Gina,

I'm having an issue that I need to talk to you about. I'm not sure if we can talk about it today or maybe tomorrow, or the next day? I know our usual meeting is today but it turns out I need to reschedule it because something came up. I forgot my lunch so I have to go pick up something to eat. I'm super hungry so I'm going to have to leave when we would usually meet. So anyway let me know if tomorrow works...Oh wait, I just remembered you're not here tomorrow. Maybe we can meet Friday or next week to talk about the thing I need to tell you. Let me know!

Thanks,

Katie Bowman

What rule of etiquette did Ms. Kate forget to follow in this email?

What rule of etiquette did Ms. Kate forget to follow in this email?

• She rambled on too long and did not get to the point.

• She did not include a greeting or salutation.

• She did not sign and proofread the email.

• She did not include a subject line.

Subject: Meeting today 3/28

From: Katie Bowman - [e-mail]

Hello Miss Gina,

I'm attching the agenda for our meetnig this afternoon. I wante to talk about the neew book series coming out this week.

See you later

What rule of etiquette did Ms. Kate forget to follow in this email?

• She did not get to the point quickly enough.

• She did not include a subject line.

• She did not sign or proofread her email for mistakes.

• She communicated in an unprofessional way (like slang, "texting language," or ALL CAPS).

What should you be mindful of when it comes to attachments?

• only send it in a .pdf or .doc

• use whatever format you want

• Always attach things that are funny

• Be sure that it is in a universal format so that it can be easily opened

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When responding to an email that went out to multiple people, I should avoid clicking ____ unless absolutely necessary.

• Reply

• Reply all

• Forward

• Archive

If you need to discuss something private, which rule should you remember?

• Be Polite

• Use your full name

• Email is not private

• Use a greeting

Should I reply to all emails

• Yes - even if it is just a 'thank you'
• No I'm too busy to reply
• Never