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Gmail: Change the Subject Line

by admin | Aug 28, 2018 | Advanced, Gmail, Google

Change the Subject Line in Your Email Conversations Gmail groups conversations. This is awesome and terrible. Having conversations of emails together is really handy until it gets out of control and you can’t find the conversation. What groups a conversation...

Do Not Be “That Guy” – Do Not Reply (All)

by admin | Apr 22, 2018 | Digital Citizenship, Gmail, Google, Intermediate

BCC Use It I am sure like me you have been the victim of Reply All in an email sent to a lot of people. I challenge you today to show at least one person the BCC line in an email. Many people do not know about it! It was not something taught to me in school (email did...

Filter Gmail for Google Classroom

by admin | Apr 5, 2018 | Classroom, Gmail, Google

Filter for emails from Google Classroom First, I highly recommend you do NOT turn off notifications from Google Classroom. Instead, manage the email notifications through filters. Consistent Text The trick to filters is to have consistent text that appears in each...

You There…. Filter Your Gmail

by admin | Nov 29, 2017 | Advanced, Gmail, Google

Filter Gmail G Suite users, it’s essential you are master of filtering your Gmail! Your productivity (and may I add happiness) will increase exponentially! Search Gmail Gmail is by Google so obviously, Gmail has a search box. Search for a name, email address,...

Gmail Shortcuts [Infographic]

by admin | Nov 6, 2017 | Gmail, Google, Intermediate, Keyboard Shortcuts

Infographic of Gmail Keyboard Shortcuts Link to infographic Turn On Keyboard Shortcuts Unlike the other Google Apps you need to enable keyboard shortcuts in Gmail. Click on the settings cog and choose “Settings.” Scroll down in the settings a bit to find...

Teaching Email Signatures by @dyerksjr1

by admin | Oct 17, 2017 | Advanced, Gmail, Google

Teach Students to Create Gmail Signatures Guest Blog Post by Don Yerks On October 1, 2017, I received an email from a student asking me to check on an assignment. To my amazement, she had placed a “Signature” in the message area of the email. When I saw her in class...