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Primarily enhances a one-to-one exchange of information and ideas. With email, students can exchange ideas across town or across the globe. Mass mailings can keep large groups informed.
Students: Email projects as attachments to themselves as homework or turn in assignments by sending to a teacher. Email also allows students to work with experts or send messages to community and government leaders.
Parents: Rather than unfulfilled phone messages, email offers teachers to effectively document communication with parents and lets all involved deal with issues in their own time.
Mass email: Use a mass email to inform parents of upcoming events, projects, field trips, or classroom news. If you don’t mail merge, then list addresses in BC’c field to protect privacy.
Resources
- ePals SchoolMail http://www.epals.com/?corp=1&seesf=7595056
- Gaggle http://www.gaggle.net/gen?_template=/templates/gaggle/html/index.jsp
- Hotmail https://registernet.passport.net/reg.srf?id=2&lc=1033&sl=1
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