Professional Email, Supercomputers, and HIC

Why is it important to know how to write professional emails that are clear and accurate?

Pick the TWO reasons that are correct.

• Because email doesn't include body language or tone of voice

• Because you'll probably use email no matter what role you have at work

• Because it's more fun to write like a professional.

• Because professional emails are meant to make people look uneducated.

Knowing how to write a professional email can do all of the following EXCEPT...

• Save time

• Make something easier to understand

• Show skill and intelligence

• Improve your knowledge of how to use emojis

Which of the following is NOT a professional email address?

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

• [e-mail]

Which of the following is the BEST subject line for a professional email?

• Earn $$$ Cash Now!!! Working @ Home!!!

• How to Access Eduphoria Test

• Pencils, Erasers, Scissors, Glue, Paper, Markers, Paint, Brushes

• DO YOU HAVE 15 MINUTES TO CHAT ABOUT THE PLANS THIS AFTERNOON BEFORE THE MEETING?

Organize these email greetings into FORMAL or FAMILIAR

Groups:

(a) Formal

,

(b) Familiar

• Hello

• Hi

• Dear

Why should you watch your words in a professional email?

Pick the TWO reasons that are correct.

• Anybody can forward your email to anybody else.

• Anybody can download, print, or screenshot your email.

• Anybody can call your parents and tell them about your email.

• Anybody can understand your body language from your email.

All of the following are typical ways to end a professional email EXCEPT...

• Best

• Sincerely

• Thanks

• Yours truly

The email signature is where you identify yourself by...

Choose ALL that apply.

• Name

• Title

• Other relevant information

• Gamertag

What are supercomputers?

• Fastest, most powerful computers that exist at a given time

• Digital systems that connect networks or networks to end systems

• Specialized computers that allow data to be stored in its natural format from multiple sources

• Massive computers made specifically to fight viruses and other malware

In 1954, IBM created its first supercomputer, NORC.

NORC stands for...

• Naval Ordnance Research Calculator

• Never Outdone Reticulating Computer

• Nuclear Operating Research Computer

• Network Operational Regulation Calculator