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The default inbox arrangement in Gmail consists of a Primary tab, a Social tab, and a Promotions tab. Gmail generally does a pretty good job of accurately sorting messages into those tabs. There are some occasions when messages that should appear in the ...

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Here are the latest updates for nurhasaan10@gmail.com "Free Technology for Teachers" - 2 new articles A Quick Tip for Categorizing Gmail Messages Free Webinar on April Fools' Day More Recent Articles A Quick Tip for Categorizing Gmail Messages The default inbox arrangement in Gmail consists of a Primary tab, a Social tab, and a Promotions tab. Gmail generally does a pretty good job of accurately sorting messages into those tabs. There are some occasions when messages that should appear in the Primary tab appear in Promotions and times when messages that should be in the Promotions tab land in the Primary tab. Fortunately, there is an easy way to remedy that problem.  You can move messages from one Gmail tab to another by just clicking on the subject line of a message and then dragging it to the tab that you want it to be in. When you do that you'll see a small pop-up message asking if you want to have all future emails from that sender appear in tab to which you just moved the message. Watch this short video to see how this process works.    Applications for Education While rare, there are times when a message from a teacher to a student or student to a teacher lands in the wrong tab. Dragging the message back to the proper tab can help prevent that from happening again. Then the challenge is to get students to actually open their inboxes! This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachers if you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.      • Email to a friend • Free Webinar on April Fools' Day Every other week Rushton Hurley from Next Vista for Learning and I host a free webinar called Two Ed Tech Guys Take Questions and Share Cool Stuff. The next one is next Thursday which happens to be April Fools' Day.  As the title implies, during each webinar we answer questions from anyone who attends as well as questions that have been sent to us in advance. You can email me or Rushton with your questions. In each episode we also share a couple of interesting apps, websites, or videos that we've found during the last couple of weeks. Watch one of the recent episodes to get a sense of the webinars are all about. Register for next week's webinar right here.  And on a related note, PBS Learning Media offers this short video explanation of April Fool's Day.    This post originally appeared on Free Technology for Teachers if you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission.      • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles Forky - A Simple Mind Mapping Tool 5 Ideas for Using Threadit in School New Copyright Compliance Checks in YouTube Two Ways to Create Videos in Your Gmail Inbox Record Annotated Video Presentations With PresentationTube's Chrome Extension

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