2.  Left Side  Mail/Contacts/Tasks  Labeled Folders  Contacts – “IM” Feature  Right Side  Emails

3.  Inbox  Message

4.  Icons

5.  ONLY FOLDERS in Gmail – All Mail & Trash  Archiving messages is moving a message into a filing cabinet instead of putting them in the trash.  If someone replies to a message that has been archived, it will reappear in your inbox.  New emails are automatically in your “ALL MAIL” folder but get labeled with INBOX.

6.  Automatically helps by detecting viruses, finding patterns across messages, and learning from what Gmail users like you commonly mark as spam or phishing.  Some examples of what might be SPAM  Spoofed email addresses  Phishing scams  Messages from an unconfirmed sender  Messages you sent to Spam  Blocked senders and similarity to suspicious messages  Administrator-set policies  Message content is empty  You tried to unsubscribe from this sender

7.  Basic  Type whatever you think the email might contain in the search box at the top of the page  Advanced  Specifically search for messages  FROM:  TO:  SUBJECT:  LABEL  FROM: SUBJECT:

8.  Forward  Edit Subject

9.  Conversation View  Undo Send  Signature  Out of Office  Labs

10.  Organization  Gmail – Can have more than 1 label (put into different locations)  Outlook – Only 1 folder location for emails  Add, edit and remove labels

11.  Filters  Stars & Importance  Print  Message  Thread

12.  Cached Contacts  Directory  Groups  Global  Personal

13.  Create event  Invite Guests  Updates to Event

14.  Create New  From Email