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1001:2020:a_guide_to_email [2020/02/06 17:30] – [A guide to effective email] Ryan Schram (admin)1001:2020:a_guide_to_email [2020/02/06 21:28] – [How to contact Ryan and the tutors] Ryan Schram (admin)
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 We love hearing from students. We do get a lot of emails. Don't be offended if it takes a day to get back to you. Administrative matters should be sent to Ryan, the unit coordinator. You can write to the other lecturers about the content of their lectures; they'd love to talk more about them with you. Tutors are also a good first contact for questions about class, assignments, and tutorial. We love hearing from students. We do get a lot of emails. Don't be offended if it takes a day to get back to you. Administrative matters should be sent to Ryan, the unit coordinator. You can write to the other lecturers about the content of their lectures; they'd love to talk more about them with you. Tutors are also a good first contact for questions about class, assignments, and tutorial.
  
-If you are having problems with Canvas, you can contact the eLearning Helpdesk at elearning.helpdesk@sydney.edu.au.+If you are having problems with Canvas, you can contact the eLearning Helpdesk using links found in the Help button on main left column in CanvasYou can also let your tutor and Ryan know what is happening, but they will not be able to fix any problems with the site software (crashes or long load times, e.g.)
  
 If you write to Ryan, please allow 24 hours for a reply. If you write to Ryan, please allow 24 hours for a reply.
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 3. If you are following up on a previous email, or asking about an email to the whole class, then include the previous message below your message. In other words, make an email chain. 3. If you are following up on a previous email, or asking about an email to the whole class, then include the previous message below your message. In other words, make an email chain.
  
-4. Make a habit of regularly checking your University email and Blackboard for class and university announcements. There's a lot of important information you need to see there.+4. Make a habit of regularly checking your University email and Canvas for class and university announcements. There's a lot of important information you need to see there.
  
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