E-mail can be used as an education tool by teachers and students. It allows them to communicate electronically without relying on physical mail. Messages are typed into an email program and immediately sent to the recipient's inbox. This makes communication much faster than traditional mail and allows students to collaborate on projects and send questions to teachers from anywhere. The document proposes using email in classroom lessons across various subjects to improve the learning process through this technology.

1. E-mail as an education tool!
Teachers: Eliane e Margarida
Students: Pamela e Silvana

2. WHAT´S IT?
• Email is e-mail, which stands for
'electronic mail'.

3. Means that:
• You don't have to hand-write or print out
a 'hard copy' of your message or letter on
paper.
• You don't have to write an address on a
paper envelope.

4. • You don't have to stick a stamp on, drive or
walk to the nearest mailbox and post your
letter.
• You don't (really - this is the best bit) have
to wait days for your letter to get there, or
pay more to send a letter overseas.

5. E-mail was:
• invented before the internet, in
1965.

6. E-mail is:
• typed into a message window on the
computer screen
• a message which includes the email
address of the person you are 'sending
to'
• a message which also includes your own
'reply-to' email address (if you ever
want anyone to write back!)

7. Key terms used above:
• New Message
• You´ve got a e-mail
• Reply

8. E-mail address
• your user name for connecting to the
Internet (AT) the name of your
Internet Service Provider (DOT)
based at this kind of organization
(DOT) in this country
clytie@riverland.net.au

9. I can use e-mail ...
• To send a letter
• To work
• To study
• To send and receive news
• ...

10. Education and e-mail
• This tecnology tool can also be used
during language class, math class, all
sort of subject.
• It´s a good shot and promisse to
improve the learning process.