Dom--:----:--Stanza 2020 al quinto piano del Centro Linguistico di Ateneo in Via Venezia 16, PadovaUpcoming office hours:- Thursday 6th September 11.30-12.30- Wednesday 12th September 11-12- Wednesday 19th September 11.30-12.30IMPORTANT! You need to book an appointment to come to my office hours (ricevimento) by sending me an email from your university email account (@studenti.unipd.it). My email address is: riccardo.crestani.1@unipd.itEMAIL- If you send me an email, make sure it complies with the following DOs and DON'TsDO--- Send your email from your institutional address (i.e. the @studenti.unipd.it domain). Emails received form your private email address will be ignored.--- Write in English, if you are studying English--- provide a subject heading for your message including the acronym of your course (e.g. SCS for Scienze Sociologiche, COM for Comunicazione, MZL for Mediazione, PhD for PhD courses)--- begin your message with “Dear Professor Crestani,”--- indicate, as clearly as possible, the reason for writing (e.g. a goal you want to achieve, a difficulty you are facing, a doubt you have...) and what exactly you would like from me--- end your message with “Kind regards,” “Best regards,” or “Best,”--- sign your message with your first/given and last/family name, and your student I.D. number;--- if this is NOT your first message to me, also include any other previous email exchanges below your signature line (else I might not fully remember/understand what you are talking about)--- remember to be polite, courteous and formal throughout.DON'T:--- ask for information that requires a long reply (e.g. How can I prepare for your course?); first look on the course page on Moodle then come to my office hours--- ask for the correction of your exam by email: come to my office hours instead.--- ask for obvious and/or unpredictable information (e.g. Are you going to give an exam in June?): something that happens by default needs not be confirmed; if something changes, you will be informed either by me or by the segreteria didattica.-- ask for information that is already, or that is going to be, available elsewhere (e.g. exam dates will be posted publicly; if they are not, it means they have not been fixed yet)- Do NOT expect a reply unless you comply with ALL of the above.