Using Oncourse, how do I add Email Archive to my site?
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Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. To view a list of permissions associated with a given role, see Permissions, roles, and tools. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.
Adding Email Archive to your site activates an email address that your site participants can use to communicate with each other. Email sent to your site's email address is copied to all site participants and owners, and all email messages are stored in the Email Archive.
Note: You cannot use Email Archive to send mail to particular individuals. Mail sent to your site's email address is received by all site participants. To send messages to individual participants or a group, use the Messages tool; see Sending, forwarding, and replying to messages.
To add Email Archive to your site's menubar:
- In your site's menubar, click
Site Setup.
- Near the top, click
Edit Tools.
- Check
Email Archive, and then scroll down and clickContinue.
- Under "Email Archive", in the field next to "Site email address",
enter a site email address (e.g.,
history-fall-06). This will be the name, title, or label (i.e., alias) that goes before the@oncourse.iu.edupart of your course email address.
- Click
Continue, and on the subsequent confirmation screen, clickFinish.
You should now see Email Archive in your site's menubar.
Note: The Email Archive is accessible only from within Oncourse. However, participants can receive email in their preferred email program, such as Outlook or Webmail. They do not need to log into Oncourse to read course mail.
Note: If you use Umail, when you send a message to the address for your Oncourse site, it will appear only in your Sent Mail folder, not in your Inbox. This is due to Gmail settings documented in Gmail Help.
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Last modified on October 31, 2011.








