Find out how to format a plain text email. (Spoiler Alert: it’s super simple!)
Listserve vs Message Board: Which is Better?
Does your community need an email discussion group or a message board? Find out the differences to help make the best choice!
70-20-10: Origin, Research, Purpose
The 70-20-10 rule (70% of people learn best through experience, 20% through people and 10% through formal education) is common sense now, but it wasn’t always. Bob Eichinger put together the original study that supported the idea. 70-20-10 has far-reaching implications even to this day; business and formal education are beginning to recognize the importance […]
Why You Should Be Using Plain Text Email
HTML formatting for email makes them so heavy! And harder for smartphone users to easily read them. Spam filters often block them, too. Try using plain text instead!
What is a Community of Practice?
A Community of Practice brings together individuals who share a common profession. The group is a supportive place where people help each other by exchanging tips, best practices, and valuable resources. They also answer each other’s questions and offer emotional support.
Creating An Email Discussion Group
Ready to create an email discussion group? You need 3 ingredients: an administrator, a listserve system, and …….people!
4 Ways to Foster a Positive Community Culture
Are community members missing in action? Do they lurk but never participate? You can nag people but they won’t join in if they feel uncomfortable.
How to Export Files from Gmail & Others using MBOX
Moving to a different email provider? Or do you need to export an archive for a new listserve? Find out how to export your emails from Gmail to an MBOX file!
Your Group Rules: Sample Mailing List Guidelines
Start your group with some basic Guidelines. They don’t have to be complicated! Everyone will know what to expect and also what’s expected of them.
How to Group Your Mailing List Emails in Outlook
Are your discussion list emails drowning out your work and personal emails? Learn how to filter them using Outlook!