Intended Audience: Students
About
Michigan Virtual instructors use course email notifications to help students stay informed about academic progress and identify areas for improvement. These targeted messages are designed to promote student success and ensure equitable support across all courses.
When a student misses a key assignment, discussion, or falls below a grade benchmark, instructors may send a personalized email notification. These messages are intended to guide students toward taking action and offer a direct line of communication with the instructor.
Key Details
- Direct Communication: These notifications are sent only to students. Mentors and guardians will not receive copies of these emails.
- Instructor Support: Students can respond directly to these emails. Replies are delivered straight to the course instructor.
- Email Format Example:
A message from a course instructor may include a subject line such as:
"Low Score Received in Intelligent Agent – Message Your Instructor to Discuss."
The body of the email will explain the concern (e.g., low quiz score) and encourage communication.
Courses Using These Notifications
The following is a list of courses where this notification process is currently implemented.
Algebra 1A | French 1A French 1B Geometry A Geometry B German 1A Middle School World History A Music Appreciation Odyssey Spanish 1A Spanish 1B Spanish 2A U.S. History and Geography A Visual Art Comprehension I |
This list is not exhaustive and may expand to include additional courses over time.