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Block Letter

Transcript: You write your initials and an enclosure Third Step If you have to, you can add a copy to someone else of the Same branch. Final Step Second Step Fifth Step Then you write your Subject and then your two reasons of why you want work there and a conclusion First Step Next, you put CERTIFIED MAIL after a blank space then you write your sender's name, job, place where he or she works, the street, and the city and barcode Then you write Sincerely and your name and where you graduated from Sixth Step You add your return address in the left upper corner of the paper.Then you press enter and put the date

Letter Templates

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Block Letter

Transcript: return address/ inside address Paragraph Content At the top of you page, you should have the return address which is your address. Type your house number and street then hit enter once. You then type your city state and zip code. Hit enter twice and type the date. Hit enter four times and then type the inside address. The inside address is the address you are sending the envelope to. Hit enter twice and type your salutation; Dear (name), and hit enter twice. Type your letter with two enters between each paragraph. When you have finished your last paragraph, hit enter twice.Type your closing, followed by four enters. Type your name and information with one space between each paragraph. In the ribbon, in the section paragraph, click the button where all the lines are equal in length. This makes the letter a block letter with all lines lining up on the left side of your paper. The salutation is how you open a letter. It is a greeting or acknowledgment of the readers arrival. The salutation should be written at the beginning of your letter. By: Maddie Dunkel Creating an envelope Salutation Your Full Name Address City State, Zip Block Letter When you create an envelop, click the mailings tap which is located in the ribbon. Next, in the Create Group, click the Envelopes button to open the Envelopes and Labels dialogue box. Lastly, make sure all the information that is put in is correct and is in the right spot. The return address is your address. The first paragraph should introduce what you are writing about. In the second paragraph type everything you need to address. The last paragraph should wrap up what you are saying and thank the reader for reading your letter. Make sure to ask if they have any questions and leave your phone number or email address under your name at the end of the letter. Spacing The inside address is the address you are sending the letter to. Receivers full name Their Address Their City State, Zip

PowerPoint Game Templates

Transcript: PowerPoint Game Templates Customization Options Introduction to PowerPoint Game Templates Color Schemes Adding Multimedia Choosing the right color scheme is vital for setting the mood of the game and ensuring readability. Utilize complementary colors to highlight key elements while maintaining a cohesive look throughout the presentation. Integrating multimedia elements such as audio and video can elevate the learning experience. Use clips that provide context, foster understanding, or inject humor, but ensure they are relevant and appropriate for the audience. Font Choices Selecting appropriate fonts affects the template's clarity and aesthetic. Limit the variety of fonts to two or three that are easily readable and align with the game's theme for a professional appearance. Interactive Features Definition of Game Templates Incorporating interactive features like hyperlinks or embedded quizzes encourages participation. Design these elements to fit smoothly into the flow of the game, boosting engagement and retaining interest. Game templates are pre-designed presentation frameworks that incorporate game-like elements, enabling interactive learning experiences. They often include quizzes, challenges, and activities that encourage audience participation. Visual Elements Overview of Template Types Engaging and Interactive Presentation Designs Incorporating visual elements like icons, images, and shapes enhances engagement. Ensure that visuals align with the content and help convey the game's message without overwhelming the audience. Various types of game templates exist, including quiz-based games, trivia, and board games. Each format offers unique interaction levels, catering to different audience preferences and learning styles. Importance of Interactivity Interactivity in presentations fosters greater audience engagement and retention of information. By integrating game elements, presenters can deliver content in a dynamic and enjoyable manner, enhancing learning outcomes. Best Practices for Engagement Clear Instructions Audience Participation Providing straightforward instructions is vital for ensuring participants understand the game mechanics. Clarity reduces confusion, allowing the audience to focus on the content instead of the rules. Encourage questions and interaction to stimulate interest and attentiveness. Implementing interactive elements such as polls or discussions can significantly enhance engagement and retention of information. Balanced Difficulty Levels Timing and Pace Design games that vary in difficulty to cater to a diverse audience. This balance keeps participants engaged, offering both manageable challenges and stimulating competition. Strategically manage the timing of each segment to maintain participants' interest. A well-paced presentation prevents fatigue and keeps the audience engaged from start to finish. Feedback Mechanisms Incorporating real-time feedback channels, such as thumbs up or down, encourages active involvement. This immediate feedback loop enhances engagement and allows for quick adjustments during the presentation. Types of Game Templates Jeopardy Style Quiz Templates Bingo Templates Jeopardy style templates emulate the popular quiz show format, enhancing competition among participants. These templates include categories, point values, and clues, fostering a fun learning environment while challenging knowledge retention. Quiz templates streamline the process of creating engaging quizzes for various topics. They often include multiple-choice questions, scoring systems, and instant feedback features, making it easy to evaluate knowledge and retain audience interest. Bingo templates allow for a fun and engaging way to recap material or reinforce key concepts. Customizable bingo cards can cater to various subjects, promoting interaction and memory recall in a light-hearted setting. Wheel of Fortune Trivia Games Wheel of Fortune templates offer a dynamic and engaging format for review or learning activities. Participants spin the wheel to select categories and answer questions, making the learning process more memorable and interactive. Trivia game templates present a flexible format for gauging knowledge on various topics. They can include timed questions and different difficulty levels to keep participants engaged while enhancing their learning experience.

block letter

Transcript: parts of a block letter two inch top margin return address date QS inside address DS greeting DS body paragraphs DS complimentry close QS/ signature witers typed name and title DS reference Ds encloser, if needed

Block Letter

Transcript: After the return addres, you add the inside address, a few spaces away from the return addres. This includes the address of the person of which you are sending the letter to, the name, city and state. the closing of the message is the sincrely, from etc. and the signature, is your first and last name, which is above the job title line, which is where you put the job you possess. Copy Notation By: Brigid Lacobelle The second to last thing you must put in your letter is known as the enclosure, or the name of the reason why you are writing the letter, which is very like the subject. Introduction of the letter Return Address The Inside Address This will be where you put the salutation, or the "dear..." whomever you are sending the letter to. Then you put the subject, or what the letter is about. Then add a paragrah, this will be your intro paragraph. In this paragraph will be your main idea, or what the whole letter will be aboit, sumed up in a few sentences. Body paragraph in this paragraph, you will put all of the information about your topic into it. this is also where you will puth everything that is important in, and is basically the main part of the whole letter. This is the last line of the letter and this is where you put the "copy to:" which is where you put the name of the person you would like the letter sent to as well, so they can see it too, so you will not need to write another separeate letter saying the same thing. closing and signature and job title line Add the street adress on line one City, state and zip code on the following line Add the date of the day your are writing the letter, under this information, along with the Mail service notation. enclosure Block Letter

Block Letter

Transcript: By: Rahmia Johnston the return address in the top left corner excluding the sender's name the inside address and receiver's name is in the middle to make an envelope on Microsoft Office Word, click the "mailings" tab and click envelope fill information as needed Subject and Body Spacing Inside Address and Salutation Closing write the return address at the top left corner of the envelope include the company name or sender on the first line on the second line write the street address on the third line write the city, state, and zip code to write the date, write the month, the day, and the year for mail service notation, write how the letter should be processed i.e. CERTIFIED MAIL use "sincerely,"or another formal closing leave three blank lines for your signature underneath, write your name, job title, cell phone number, and email with the "no spacing" format write the return address and skip 4 lines write the service mail notation and skip 1 line write the inside address and skip 2 lines write the salutation and skip a line write the subject and skip a line write your first paragraph and skip a line write your second paragraph and skip a line write your third paragraph and skip a line write your closing and skip 4 lines sign the letter in between those 4 lines after printing skip a line and write your name write your title underneath your name in the no spacing format skip a line and write the copy notation How to Write the Return Address, Date, and Mail Service Notation Envelope Return Address, Date, and Mail Service Notation Block Letter the inside address is the receiver's address include the person's name on the first line, job title on the second line, company name on the third line, on the fourth line include the street address, and on the fifth line include the city, state, and zip code when writing the salutation, include personal title and receiver's last name the return address is the information that helps the letter find its way back to the sender if it is undeliverable the return address can be found at the top left corner of the envelope the date indicates the day the letter was written mail service notation is how the mail should be processed Definitions the subject is what conveys to the reader the idea of what the letter is about the subject is very short and to the point for the body, be sure that you are in left alignment and no spacing leave a blank line between each paragraph the first paragraph is the introduction so you must explain the reason for writing the letter the second paragraph should use supporting details of your main point in the third and final paragraph, give your contact information and thank them return address- the sender's address inside address- the receiver's address mail service notation- instructions to the mail room on how to process the letter salutation- greeting that starts the letter subject- few words that describe the main idea of the letter body- intro, explanation, and thanks of the letter enclosure- informs the recipient about other documents in the letter copy notation- tells who else the letter is going to

Block letter

Transcript: Parts of a block letter Two inch top margine 1. Return adress 2. Date QS 3. Inside address DS 4. Greeting DS 5. Body DS 6. Closing QS-signiture 8. Typed name DS 9. Reference initals DS 10. Enclosure ( if needed) Photo based on: 'horizon' by pierreyves @ flickr

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