Getting Ready

Six criteria rules must meet:

 

 

• The number should be juniors 3-5 and seniors 5-8.

• Involve your students

• Create positive rules

• Target specific behaviors

• Leave space for special permission.

   

  THE INTERNET

  

   The Internet is generally defined as a global network connecting millions of computers.

  

   

   10 Rules for Writing

  Professional Emails
  Being able to write professional emails is very important.
  
  
  1.
  ALWAYS include a meaningful heading in the subject line along with a brief outline of what the email body will include.
  e.g.
  [REQ] Request (for a reference)
  [ACTION] Action (to be completed)
  [FYI] For your information
  2.
  ALWAYS  address the reader in a professional manner. If you are not sure who the reader is you can see the example on how you could address them. You should make it as personal as possible
  e.g.
  Dear Miss Rose
  Dear Mohammed
  To whom it may concern
  3.
  Round up the main point of your email in the opening sentence
  
  
  e.g.
  Think about what you would like the reader to do next, what actions
  they need to take or how the information you are sending is useful for them.Think about what you want to say in advance
  4.
  DO NOT use all capital or all small case unless referring to a known acronym or term that is familiar to the reader
  
  
  e.g.
  CSDO/ WP/ TTFN/ PAF
  5.
  ALWAYS check your grammar before sending and NEVER use slang/ text speak/colloquiums.
  e.g.
  LOL/WAG1/WUUP2/LY
  6.
  ALWAYS keep language professional. If necessary ask a friend or colleague to proof read before you send the email.
  e.g.
  Would it be possible to request
  this information from you?
  7.
  Be concise and polite. ALWAYS remember to use ‘please’ and ‘thank you’
  e.g.
  Thank you in advance for your time
  8.
  ALWAYS check for spelling, grammar, punctuation and any careless mistakes
  e.g.
  Careless mistakes are more
  difficult to identify so attention to
  detail is necessary
  9.
  ALWAYS use paragraphs.
  e.g.
  Ensure that the email is broken up
  into paragraphs and not written as
  an essay
  10.
  Add a signature block at the end of the email to ensure the reader has
  details on how to contact you
  e.g.
  Emma Watson BSc Sociology and Criminology
  2ndyear
  Student ID: 060002365
  NOTE:
  Add address and contact
  telephone number if necessary

  Task

  A signature in Gmail

   

  
  

  
  

  Asynchronus vs. Synchronus

  
  

  
  

  

  
  Fair Use
  

  

  
  Creative Commons
  

  

  
  
  
  
  
  Educational Open Resources
  

  

    Challenges in performing the task?????

  It was quite difficult creating a signature for my email. I eventually resort to the Youtube channel to assist me.