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

a long sentence describing the email

a short description of the email

none of the above

Dear __________,

Hello, how are you?

Hello ___________,

Sup?

Subject, Body, Signature

Subject, Body, Signature, Closing

Signature, Body, Greeting, Subject

Subject, Greeting, Body, Closing, Signature

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

Use slang

Be polite and professional

wear a hat

send compliments, lots of them

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

Hey

Thank you,

Sincerely,

Dear Mrs. Smith,

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.

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.

interacting through technology is becoming increasingly more common

polite emails are more likely to be postively received

teachers like reading lots of emails from students

it's not; texting is way more important than email

be blank

be descriptive and clear

briefly identify what is in the content of the email

use 1 word