Ruby on Rails

Hi,

I want to know the use of "::" operator in rails.
Actually, I have created a module with name "Email" and written a method
def check_email(email)
end
I want to access this method. So I went to the "ruby/script console" and
done like as follows:-

"Email::check_email('test@gmail.com')"
I got an error that "undefined method `check_email' for Email:Module".
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my code?
Also Is it the use of :: operator?

Thanks
Mike
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