Email Etiquette

How would you greet your teacher in an email?

• Hey!
• Dear Mr. Smith:
• I have a question!
• Dear Tom:

When you use ALL CAPS, what does this make your reader think?

• You are angry.
• You are shouting.
• You are really excited!! :)
• All of the above.

An email should include all of the following, EXCEPT:

• proper punctuation
• a greeting
• your name
• slang or abbreviations 

Why should you proofread your email before sending it to your teacher?

• To make sure you have no spelling errors.
• To make sure it has lots of slang.
• To make sure you use confusing abbreviations.
• To make sure you use emoticons and emotion in your email.

How should you close your email?

• With your full name
• With your nickname
• With someone else's name
• With an emoticon :)

What does "email etiquette" mean?

• correct behavior for writing and answering email

• proper way to reply to any messages online

• rules for writing papers

• N/A we text instead of use emails

A subject line should...

• be blank

• Not be descriptive and clear

• be descriptive and clearm and identify what is in the content of the email

• use 1 word

When emailing a teacher what should you always include? (2 answers)

• 3 paragraphs

• descriptive subject

• emjois

• full name and class period/section

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

• True
• False

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

• use all CAPS

• 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.