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When you are composing email, you have several options when selecting how to send the message to recipients.  There is a different reason for using each option.  Let's explore them. (Here is the short video for this topic: Comping & Recipient Options .) First, to compose a new message you can either click on the Compose button Or you can use a shortcut by pressing the C key Either one will open up the Compose window where you create your email message. At the top you set the recipients of your email.  This is where you have three options- 1 - TO: this is the standard recipient type, and is used the most.  Email addresses are entered for each recipient that you want to receive the email 2 - CC: this stands for Carbon Copy.  CC is used if there is a person (or are people) you want to share the email with to keep them informed, but they are really not the primary person you are communicating with. 3 - BCC: this stands for Blind Carbon Cop...

Next Gen Personal Finance is a great resource for teachers that are either teaching a Personal Finance course or incorporating personal finance topics into their curriculum The site includes: learning units course mapping - from an 8 hour workshop, to a full semester course resources (including "question of the day," activities and projects)  & case studies professional development and networking opportunities All materials (excluding pictures) are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution – Non-Commerical 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC) License ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ ).  This means you can share and adapt the content following the terms of use (see note below) without seeking written permission.   "The CC BY-NC License allows you to freely share and adapt CFCI Content, provided that: (i) you give proper attribution to CFCI in the manner specified by CFCI, but not in any way that suggests that CFCI endorse you or ...