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Create email templates to respond to admin or colleagues

Generate email templates to respond to admin or colleagues with This ChatGPT Prompt.

What This Prompt Does

Produces a professional, context-aware email reply to administrators or colleagues that addresses the original message’s content, incorporates requested or necessary information, and advances the conversation (e.g., confirms decisions, provides updates, asks clarifying questions, offers solutions).
Adjusts tone and formality based on the relationship (peer, supervisor, cross-department) and the purpose (informing, requesting, acknowledging, coordinating).
Structures the reply with clarity: acknowledgment, response/action, any attachments or next steps, and a courteous closing.

Tips

Start by referencing the original message to show you’ve read it (“Thanks for sharing the agenda,” “I appreciate the update on next week’s schedule,” etc.).
Be explicit about action or position: If you’re agreeing, providing information, asking a question, or proposing an alternative, state it clearly early.
Include necessary details succinctly: Dates, times, names, decisions, links to documents, and responsibilities—use bullet points if multiple items.
Anticipate follow-up needs: If something requires confirmation or input, specify what you need and by when.
Match tone to recipient: Use polite formality for admin/supervisors; a collaborative, slightly more casual tone can work with close colleagues.
Close with next steps or availability: “I’ll send the draft by Tuesday,” “Let me know if you’d like to discuss further,” or “Happy to hop on a quick call.”
Proofread for clarity and brevity: Remove unnecessary filler so the email is easy to scan.

Prompt

Draft an email in response to the below message. Include [relevant information].

How To Use The Prompt

Replace placeholders with the original message, identify the recipient type (administrator, grade-level colleague, specialist, etc.), specify what you must include (e.g., status update, proposed dates, data summary, questions, attachments), and set desired tone or constraints (e.g., “brief and formal,” “collaborative and friendly,” “include three options for meeting times”). You can also feed in background context like prior agreements or constraints.

Example Input

Original message: “Can you confirm whether the grade-level team can meet next Thursday to finalize the spring curriculum? Also, please send over the draft pacing guide.”
Recipient: Grade-level colleague (peer)
Required inclusion: Availability, link/attachment to draft pacing guide, two alternative dates if Thursday doesn’t work, and a brief note about one content adjustment.
Tone: Collaborative, concise

Example Output

Subject: Re: Spring Curriculum Meeting & Pacing Guide

Hi Priya,

Thanks for reaching out. I can confirm that I’m available next Thursday (April 10) from 2:00–3:30 PM to finalize the spring curriculum. I’ve attached the draft pacing guide for your review—note that I adjusted the order of the unit on ecosystems so we can build vocabulary ahead of the project.

If Thursday ends up not working for others, here are two alternatives:

Wednesday, April 9: 1:00–2:30 PM
Friday, April 11: 10:00–11:30 AM

Let me know which slot works best, and I’ll update the shared calendar and prep a short agenda.

Best,
Arun

[Attachment: Spring_Curriculum_Pacing_Guide_Draft.pdf]

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