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Use "The First Email Message" article by Todd Campbell to answer the following three questions: 1. Who put the @ symbol in email addresses?
Why was it chosen?
Thomas Watson answered the first phone call. Who received the first email message?
2. List 3 advantages to using Bcc (Blind carbon copy) versus Carbon copy in email.
3. How does quoting help clarify a response in an email?
4. What symbol tells you the material is quoted? 5. What is an email sig line?
6. Write the first 4 commandments of email. a.
b.
c.
d.
7. What are flames in email?
8. When is it okay to send an unsolicited attachment to someone? (I don't know what unsolicited means.)
9. What is wrong with spam?
10. What is a bounced email? Write two reasons why an email might bounce.
11. Different computers use different operating systems. So you cannot easily run a Macintosh program in a PC, although Macs can run PC programming. How is it then that all computers can communicate via email?
12. You send an email to your friend about meeting to work on a school group project.
Watch How Email Works animation. Explore further Consider the Power of Possibilities through Andreessen's eye
Extra: Is the electronic mail you send or receive at school, home or work private?
Done Already? =:O Emoticons - It can be a challenge to communicate
via email. Our words do not always convey emotions well.
Cyberinfrastructure - examines the convergence of three realities -- the spread of "A lie gets halfway around the world, before the truth
has a chance to get its pants on." - Sir
Winston Churchill Internet
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