Common Management problems Assignment
Guide for Writing and Email and Creating and Email Invitation
Writing and Email
This document presents resources that will help you write a clear and effective email. The resources
focus on the use of email in a business setting, but the information is applicable for all email
correspondence.
To access the following tutorial, log in to Atomic Learning using your SNHU credentials, then
click on the link below to view the materials.
LearnIt: Section C: Email
This section of the tutorial focuses on email recipients, the subject line, formatting, and
attachments. It includes a review of some of the common components of an email and why
those components are important to include in your correspondence.
To access the following resource, click on the link below and navigate to p. 475.
The AMA Handbook of Business Writing: The Ultimate Guide to Style, Grammar, Punctuation,
Usage, Construction, and Formatting
This section in the Shapiro Library e-book focuses on writing emails. It describes some of the
basic information that should and should not be included in an email, and it provides guidance
for formatting related to links, attachments, and email etiquette.
The previous resources covered the essential elements of email construction and content. It is important
to remember that when you are writing emails as part of a course requirement, you must not only
follow the basic guidelines but also focus on the specific instructions of the assignment.
Examples of assignment-specific content:
Develop the email for the stakeholders of your company, fellow teachers, or another target
audience
Include at least one image
Must be 15 to 30 lines of textual content
Must include a hyperlink
Creating an Email Invitation
The following resources will help you create an informative and effective email invitation for a variety of
events:
How to Write and Effective Business Event Invitation Email
This article clearly outlines the key components of an email invitation. It includes ideas for catching the
attention of the audience, hints for making the creation of the invitation more streamlined, and reasons
for the inclusion and exclusion of certain information.
How to Write a Formal Invitation Email for an Event
This article provides specific tips for the creation of a formal invitation. The information provided would
be applicable for businesses, schools, and personal events.