- •Introduction
- •Part I unit 1 portfolio
- •1. Lead-in
- •Tomsk polytechnic university
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Tips for good e-mail style
- •3. Email Layout
- •Email samples
- •I nformal Formal
- •5. Guidelines
- •6. Writing styles
- •8. Task assignments
- •9. Additional Resources
- •Unit 3 employment correspondence
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Employment correspondence – guidelines
- •3. Application form- tips
- •4. Application form – sample (Weatherford)
- •5. Cover letters
- •7.1. Page format
- •7.2. Guidelines
- •7.3. Basic rules
- •7.4. Layout
- •7.5. Cover (prospecting) letter - sample
- •This cover letter is intended for the recipient only and is private communication not intended for forwarding.
- •7.6. Words and phrases
- •7.7. Exercises
- •8.2 Layout
- •8.3 Resume format
- •8.4 Resume sample alexey vasiliev
- •8.5 Resume software
- •8.6 Exercises
- •8.7 Additional resources
- •9. Self-assessment - cv (Curriculum Vitae)
- •10. Case study
- •Part II unit 4 poster presentation
- •1. Lead-in
- •3. Layout
- •5. Exercises
- •Unit 6 job interviewing
- •1. Lead-in
- •2. Job Hunting
- •5. Interview questions
- •Interpersonal skills
- •6. Exercises
- •7. Thank you letter
- •7.1 Thank you letter tips
- •7.2 Layout
- •7.3 Words and phrases
- •Unit 6 power point presentations
- •1. Lead-in
- •Designing an effective PowerPoint
- •Basic Rules!!!
- •Structuring your presentation
- •Classical model
- •5. Key phrases and words
- •Speech presentation
- •6. Additional resources
- •Teaching notes to individual units
- •II Writing Approach
- •Page Layout
- •Expression & Intonation
- •Emoticons, Smileys, and Body Language
- •3.6 Cover letter
- •3.6 Prospecting letter
- •1. Compile sentences using the following words. Don’t forget the word order in an English sentence.
- •What exactly is a poster presentation?
- •2. What exactly is the "presentation" part of a poster presentation?
- •3. What will the people viewing my poster be expecting from it?
- •IV. Interview questions
- •Interpersonal skills
- •7.6 Thank you letter
- •Appendix I Proposal Presentation Criteria for Evaluation
- •Appendix II
- •Appendix III
- •Appendix IV
- •References
1. Lead-in
O pen INTERNET E-mail (Computer class). Name all the operating windows. Match the windows with their functions.
1. thread |
A. Address field if those people need to know about the subject but are not required to act on the contents (are for the people you are indirectly addressing. They are the FYI-ers or CYA-ers. Don't over do it here. Copy only those who need to be copied; not your entire universe of contacts) |
2. e-mail program |
B. Address field is useful where discretion is required. People in this field are concealed from other recipients in the 'To', |
3. FAQ |
C. there is no formatting using different fonts or colours. Email messages can only contain characters typed on a keyboard, known as the ASCII character set. Most plain text email is written using a character set like Courier |
4. cc (carbon copy)
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D. allows to add formatting to the text as well as images or links using HTML(Hyber Text Makeup Language) code |
5. bcc (blind carbon copy) |
E. Outlook Express (otherwise known as OE); Microsoft Outlook; web-based option like Yahoo Mail or Hotmail. |
6. vCard |
F, contact details and other relevant; information Email signature include:
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7. attachment ( a document, a spreadsheet) |
G. Address field for the people you are directly addressing. |
8. ICQ \ AIM |
H. you’ve sent an e-mail to a person(s) that has caused that person(s) to respond in many, not-so-nice words. It’s basically a verbal attack in electronic form. |
9. plain text email |
I Frequently asked questions |
10. CYA virtual standby CYA y. Comment |
J. Deadline Reminder |
11. Re |
K. for your information |
12. FYI |
L. Programme to restore lost documents in case of fail |
13. To |
M. A supplementary document that is attached to a primary document |
14. signature file |
N. Format file for business card exchange |
15. HTML email |
O. breaking the link between the original message and your soon-to-be-created response. Without the link, it can get difficult for the users on each end to follow the sequence of messages, especially after several exchanges. The correct thing to do is to reply, which is essentially the same thing as creating a new message, but maintains the thread. |
16. PDF |
P. format |
17. be flamed |
Q. messengers |