Professional Documents
Culture Documents
How To Use Email
How To Use Email
Group 5 :
- Aldi wijaya [201512500288]
- Muhamad Kamarul Iman [201512500223
- Sultan Shidqi [201512500255]
The benefits of email
Basic email skills
Using emails with learners out of class
Using email with learners during class
Keypal projects
The Benefits of Email
Relatively simple to use
Learners are familiar with it
Not difficult to teach them
Ubiquitous
Free
Keep in touch with other teachers around the world
(mailing lists, discussion groups)
Communicate with learners outside class
Basic Email Skills
Communication Skills
Technical Skills
Communication Skills
Netiquette rules:
Not using only capital letters (perceived as shouting
online)
Respect others’ opinions
Avoiding ‘flaming’
Files sent are not too large
Technical Skills
Setting up an account
Send and receive email
Attach, open documents
Knowledge about viruses, spam
A questionnaire to assess the email skills
Review basic email skills (whole class, individual,
and pairing up)
Using email with learners out of class
• Learners submit and share classwork
• Teachers email a summary of classwork, homework or extra
material, updates on class
• Teacher emails regular newsletters about the class and
themselves
• Learners prepare before class.
• Learners send queries about a topic, or a grammar area before a
class
• A class mailing list
• Collaborative writing tool
Using email with learners during class
For more complex projects
Learners have limited access to computers outside
the classroom
Data collection project
• Run over several classes, weeks or even months
• Requires a lot of preparation for teachers
• Send emails to real companies, individuals,
organizations or websites to get information
• Information is collated, a presentation/written
report is prepared
• Suitable for high levels
Keypal projects
Pen pals who use email to communicate
A project between two groups of keypals who are
learning English in different countries
Started in class, thereafter combine a mixture of in-
class and out-of-class work
Keypal projects issues
Checklist when planning a keypal project:
Agree on clear deadlines and time
Emails written individually, in pairs, or as a whole class
Which languages will be used
Knowledge of basic email skills and netiquette
Keep project short and focused
Teacher involvement
Misunderstandings across cultures