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- 1. Introduction to Sending Email Getting Started with Minerva Kirsten Thompson | OD&PL, University of Leeds
- 2. In this tutorial we are going to explore how to send emails from Minerva modules and organisations.
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- 4. Select Send Email from the dropdown list under Module Tools.
- 5. Instructors can send email to individuals, groups, all module members and members with the same role e.g. All Student Users.
- 6. Enter a Subject and Message for your announcement.
- 7. By default, announcements are not date restricted but you can change that. You can also email a copy of the announcement immediately. This will go to all members of the module (staff and students). If you only want to email the announcement to your students, don’t select the email option. Instead, copy the message and send via the Send Email tool in the Control Panel.
- 8. You can also include a Module Link with your announcement. Select Browse to choose the link location. The Module Link will appear at the bottom of the announcement message.
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