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E-Mail System
Click here to login into your Gaggle account
Secure and monitored e-mail
technologies used for student and mentor communication
Mentors and mentees in the E-Mentoring Program have two
communication technologies: one-to-one e-mail or a group listserv. One-to-one
e-mail is used by the mentor and mentee pairs for conversation. The listserv
system allows groups of mentees and mentors to hold a virtual conversation
involving all parties. Gaggle.net © is the e-mail system that is used by
one-to-one mentor/mentee pairs and the group listserv. This system allows the
teacher and program/site coordinator to monitor all e-mail communication between
mentors and mentees.
What is Gaggle.net?
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Gaggle is a secure, monitored e-mail system.
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Gaggle mail is provided via the Internet.
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Users can log onto the Gaggle website using any computer
with Internet access.
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Gaggle does not require any downloads or updates to your
computer.
Why use Gaggle.net?
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Program coordinators have access to special monitoring
and control sections within the Gaggle Network with the ability to:
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Gaggle has a built in monitoring system to watch for
suspicious or questionable e-mail. These e-mails are sent to the program
coordinator.
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Any user e-mail that looks questionable will be sent to
the site coordinator's "Blocked" folder.
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E-mail messages are monitored for inappropriate words or
phrases. The addresses of the sender/receiver are monitored.
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An advertisement free version of Gaggle.net is available
for a reasonable yearly fee.
How do I use Gaggle.net?
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When you arrive at the Gaggle website, simply enter your
name and password to access your account.
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Users first see the Inbox screen.
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This screen shows all of your mail folders and their
contents.
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Click on a message to open the selected e-mail.
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After reading the message, you can:
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reply.
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view the next message.
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start a new message.
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Program coordinators receive a master account with the
Gaggle Network and can send and receive e-mail just like other users.
Additional features of Gaggle.net
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