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    1. Good Morning Everyone! Email Essentials Course Presented by Quinte West Public Library and Peter Ferguson
    2. What is Email?
      • Short for Electronic Mail
      • Mail composed and transmitted on a computer system or computer network.
      • Ability to send and receive text messages from one person to another via computer.
      • A system of exchanging messages by means of computers attached to a network.
    3. Regular vs. Electronic Mail
      • Sender
      • Mailbox
      • Address
      • Receiver
    4. Differences with Email
      • Speed issues
      • Writing Style issues
      • Privacy issues
    5. Email Speed Issues
      • Faster than any paper-based communication.
      • Immediately sent to receiver
      • Ability to broadcast emails
      • Recipient can immediately reply and ask questions.
    6. Email Writing Style Issues
      • More conversational than traditional paper
      • Paper document must be completely clear
      • Ability to ask for clarification
      • Email tends to be sloppier than regular mail
        • jeet yet?
    7. Email Privacy Issues
      • Email is public property
        • There is no expectation to privacy
        • Do not send sensitive information such as;
          • Account numbers
          • Passwords
          • Payment information
        • Companies never send sensitive data in regular emails
    8. The Email Address Structure
      • The email address for contact of
      • Person is at an address
      • Person = peterfprof
      • At symbol = @
      • Address = yahoo.com
      • [email_address]
    9. Email Delivery Process
      • Messages are passed from one computer user to another using a local network or by using modems over telephone lines.
      • The message is eventually delivered to the recipients mailbox which is a file on the computer.
      • Read using a mail program such as Eudora or Microsoft Outlook.
    10. Email virus
      • Computer code sent to you as an email note attachment
      • if activated, can cause some unexpected and usually harmful effects
        • destroying certain files on your hard disk
        • causes attachment to be re-mailed to everyone in address book
      • The best two defenses against email viruses
      • never open email attachments unless you know who sent it and what the attachment contains
      • Anti-virus software to scan any attachment before you open it.
    11. Email Spamming
      • the sending of unsolicited email
      • E-mail sent automatically to a large number of addresses.
    12. When Not to Send Email?
      • subjects that are too sensitive to discuss
      • High potential for misinterpretation
      • Topics better resolved outside of email are:
        • When it appears that a dialogue has turned into a conflict
        • suggest an end to the swapping of email and to talk or meet in person.
        • If you receive a flaming email try to respond in a short and simple response.
    13. Am I flaming someone?
      • Short for sending inflammatory emails.
      • Term for venting emotion online
      • What you say cannot be taken back.
      • Misinterpretations happen very easily in emails
      • Lack of nonverbal expression to cue the recipient about your motives and intentions.
      • Imagine how much misinterpretation can occur expressing frustration and / or anger.
    14. Consider before venting…
      • Would I say this to this person’s face?
      • Is the receiver put in an awkward position?
      • How would I feel if I got this email message?
      • Flaming is a quick way to alienate your reader mainly because they will react with anger or embarrassment.
    15. Emoticons or “Smileys”
      • A sequence of ordinary characters
      • Emoticons are used to show emotions.
      • The most popular emoticons are the smiling faces (smileys or smilies)
      • Used to say "don't take what I just wrote too seriously".
      • : )
    16. Email’s Shorter Lingo
      • Keeping emails concise has led to shorter terms
        • lol – laughing out loud
        • ttyl – talk to you later
        • ttys – talk to you soon
        • ttfn – ta ta for now
        • btw - by the way
        • The list is endless….
    17. Setting up Web Email
      • www.mail.com
      • Allows email registration without having to have a current email address
      • Other include Yahoo, MSN, Hotmail, Excite, Gmail, and many more…..
    18. Web Email Setup
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    31. Summary
      • Email vs regular mail
      • Spamming
      • Flaming
      • Viruses (attachments)
      • Writing styles -
      • Emoticons, smileys
      • shortened words or phrases
    32. Happy Computing Peter Ferguson 613-965-6777 [email_address]

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