METHODOLOGY
Using the three parts of what causes a tipping point is what will make checking your email daily an epidemic. The Law of the Few, the Stickiness Factor, and the Power of Context all have an effect on the way that checking your emails will spread. It should help create a better learning and more respectful environment, and better communication between teachers and students. The Law of the Few gives certain roles to people who could help make the theory of checking your emails everyday to make communication better, work. The Stickiness Factor makes people grasp onto the concept of checking your email, and makes teachers happier that students are more communicative with them. The Power of Context shows how students impact their environment …show more content…
Trying to make people believe in something or convince them that something is going to benefit them, takes talent. Salesmen are hard to find but are great to keep around. They are the ones who pitch ideas and convince people to believe in their dreams. Teachers are great Salesman to motivate kids to check their email daily for a prize. If they remind them every once in awhile or do a surprise check to see if students are checking their emails daily it can increase the number of students who look at their email. Communication between the students and teachers is important, especially when the teacher uses their email constantly to get in contact with their students. Checking your email daily can also benefit a person throughout life. Communication is rising through technology, “The email stream is getting more instant. People are getting more alerts when you are receiving a new email. There is some danger that if you don't hear from someone in hours, you will feel like they are ignoring you” (Sanserino 10). Teachers and students are talking more through email, and it is important for students to check their email so teachers don’t feel like they're being ignored when a student doesn’t respond. Teachers giving out rewards can help students get into the daily routine of checking their email, and it will also help students develop life skills when entering the workforce. Checking your email daily can make an effect on a person and the environment they learn in.
Using the three parts of what causes a tipping point is what will make checking your email daily an epidemic. The Law of the Few, the Stickiness Factor, and the Power of Context all have an effect on the way that checking your emails will spread. It should help create a better learning and more respectful environment, and better communication between teachers and students. The Law of the Few gives certain roles to people who could help make the theory of checking your emails everyday to make communication better, work. The Stickiness Factor makes people grasp onto the concept of checking your email, and makes teachers happier that students are more communicative with them. The Power of Context shows how students impact their environment …show more content…
Trying to make people believe in something or convince them that something is going to benefit them, takes talent. Salesmen are hard to find but are great to keep around. They are the ones who pitch ideas and convince people to believe in their dreams. Teachers are great Salesman to motivate kids to check their email daily for a prize. If they remind them every once in awhile or do a surprise check to see if students are checking their emails daily it can increase the number of students who look at their email. Communication between the students and teachers is important, especially when the teacher uses their email constantly to get in contact with their students. Checking your email daily can also benefit a person throughout life. Communication is rising through technology, “The email stream is getting more instant. People are getting more alerts when you are receiving a new email. There is some danger that if you don't hear from someone in hours, you will feel like they are ignoring you” (Sanserino 10). Teachers and students are talking more through email, and it is important for students to check their email so teachers don’t feel like they're being ignored when a student doesn’t respond. Teachers giving out rewards can help students get into the daily routine of checking their email, and it will also help students develop life skills when entering the workforce. Checking your email daily can make an effect on a person and the environment they learn in.