
MS Office Word Processing Application
The introduction MS Office 3-module, 4-topic course will help you establish a good foundation to build upon in using MS Office.
Module 1: Getting Started with MS Word
Introduction to the MS Word InterfaceOverview of the Ribbon and its components
Understanding the Quick Access Toolbar
Navigating the document workspace
Creating and Saving DocumentsStarting a new document from a template or blank
Saving documents in different formats (e.g., .docx, .pdf)
Understanding file management and organization
Basic Text Entry and FormattingTyping and editing text in a document
Applying basic formatting (font styles, sizes, colors)
Using the Undo and Redo commands effectively
Paragraph FormattingAdjusting line spacing and paragraph alignment
Creating bulleted and numbered lists
Using indentation and paragraph spacing options
Module 2: Enhancing Document Appearance
Using Styles for ConsistencyApplying and modifying built-in styles
Creating custom styles for text and headings
Understanding the benefits of using styles for document structure
Inserting and Formatting GraphicsAdding images, shapes, and SmartArt
Formatting images (size, position, text wrapping)
Using screenshots and screen clippings
Working with TablesCreating and formatting tables
Inserting formulas and adjusting table properties
Best practices for using tables in documents
Page Layout and DesignSetting margins, orientation, and paper size
Using headers and footers effectively
Applying page borders and background colors
Module 3: Finalizing and Sharing Documents
Reviewing and Editing ToolsUsing spell check and grammar tools
Adding comments and tracking changes
Accepting or rejecting changes in collaborative documents
Creating Lists and ReferencesInserting footnotes and endnotes
Creating a bibliography or works cited page
Using built-in referencing tools for citations
Preparing for Printing and SharingSetting up print options and print preview
Saving documents as PDFs for sharing
Understanding document properties and metadata
Finalizing Your DocumentReviewing document layout and formatting
Using the Document Inspector to check for hidden information
Best practices for final document checks before distribution
