Class Syllabus: Client Based Email - Eudora
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7-8 pm and 10-11 pm Eastern Standard Time Monday and Tuesday
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To be Announced
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Course Description
A Client based email program is one which is located on the hard disk of a Computer, and not web based. This Tutorial will teach you how to use a popular client based email program called Eudora. The following are just a few things Eudora can do: - Perform many email management functions automatically. For example, it can automatically reply to a request for information, transfer messages to specific mailboxes, and label certain messages as important.
- Keep an almost unlimited number of messages for as long as the computer exists, because messages are stored on the computer's hard disk.
- Re-read and Search for old messages without connecting to the Internet.
- Store Phone numbers and other details of all your contacts.
- Have email messages sorted and filed automatically as they come into Eudora.
- Have Standard Letters formatted and set up ready to send out by just adding your contact's details.
- Configure different email accounts and Signature Files.
- Create a simple HTML page, ready to be published on the World Wide Web, and more....
All Lessons are step by step with graphical instructions and lots of examples. If you're a manager, teacher, secretary, student, a business owner, or you just want your personal communication organized, this course could cut your work load in half and make it a lot of fun! This course has a strong emphasis on organisation and email management techniques. There are no start or end dates for this course. If worked on consistently for about 2 hours a week, it should be completed in 10 weeks. Course Requirements
Eudora software and a Basic working knowledge of Computers are the only requirements for this course. Eudora download and installation details are provided in the first lesson of the course. No prior knowledge of Eudora or any other email program is required. Students will each be supplied with a temporary free email address for the duration of their course. This email address will be sent to the student by the Instructor. Course Materials
The material provided for this course is more than sufficient. For extra learning, Eudora comes with a comprehensive manual.
Course Goals
At the end of the course, you will have:
- Eudora installed on your computer, and be able to use it efficiently and thoroughly for your work, business or for personal use.
- The ability to send and receive email, and reply to email so your message can be read easily.
- Folders and Filters set up in Eudora, so the majority of your messages are automatically sorted and filed as they come in to Eudora.
- Stationery set up for sending repeated messages, and you'll be able to send the stationery automatically when appropriate.
- Different Signature Files set up so your details appear automatically, at the end of every message you send.
- The ability to create a HTML page in Eudora and to browse that page on the World Wide Web.
Please see the Course Outline for more details of what you will learn on this course. Course Outline
Lesson 1:
- Install Eudora, Set up an Email account, and
- Send and Receive Messages .
Lesson 2:
- Set up Options.
- Develop Signature Files, and
- Learn all the Sources of Help in Eudora.
Lesson 3:
- Learn to copy and paste.
- Create Folders and Mailboxes, for storing Messages
- Create Filters for performing email management functions automatically.
Lesson 4:
- Create Stationery (Standard Letters) for Sending Repeated Messages
- Create a Filter for sending stationery automatically, as a response to a request for information.
Lesson 5:
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Create simple HTML from Eudora Messages, and view them with a Web Browser.
Grading Policy
Grading will be done on a percentage basis. The total percentage that can be scored is 100%. Students will be awarded a "Certificate of Academic Excellence" for achieving a grade of 75% or higher.
Students will be awarded a "Certificate of Outstanding Achievement" for completing all the quizes and assignments required for this course.
Disclaimer
This course may include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes are periodically added to the course. I will make improvements and/or changes in the course material to include new features incorporated in the latest versions.
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