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Practice Projects for Microsoft Word
Word 9 Table
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with a title and table. The table has two columns that have different font alignment and incluces various fonts. …
Word 8 Formatting Text
In this practice project for Word, students create a document using a different size and color font for the title than the rest of the paragraph. …
Word 7 Bullets
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with two different types of bullets showing points and subpoints. …
Word 6 Letter
In this practice project for Word, students create a letter. Included in the letter is a heading on the right, indented paragraphs, and the closing and signiture near the middle of the document. …
Word 5 Text And Outline
In this practice project for Word, students create a document that contains several paragraphs of text and also includes an outline with key points and subpoints. …
Word 4 Modified Text
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with the heading on the right, a boldfaced, centered title, and indented paragraphs. The document is double-spaced. …
Word 3 Basic Text
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with the heading on the right, a boldfaced title that is centered, and several paragraphs that are indented. …
Word 22 Preset Headings
In this practice project for Word, students create a document using the preset headings to create a title bar. The document has different alignment and font, blanks, and a short outline. …
Word 21 Formatting Options
In this practice project for Word, students create a document that shows some different effects that can be used with the same font. …
Word 20 Numbered List
In this practice project for Word, students create a document that includes a centered title followed by a numbered list. …
Word 2 Heading 2
In this practice project for Word, students create a document that has a centered title, a heading in the upper right corner, and indented paragraphs. …
Word 19 Advanced Table
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with a table showing a school schedule. The blocks in the table are different sizes and will take individual work within the blocks to …
Word 18 Columns
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with a header and two colomns. The columns include boldfaced and italic font and different alignment. …
Word 17 Columns
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with two identical columns in landscape orientation. Included in each are indented lines and different alignment and font. …
Word 16 Lesson Notes Handout
In this practice project for Word, students create a document like a student handout. This includes an outline with several levels, blanks for students to write on, and different font. …
Word 15 Lesson Notes
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with a header and two outlines. Students are asked to use the automatic numbering and outlining features in Word. They must use different …
Word 14 Table
In this practice project for Word, students create a scoresheet using a table. Students must use different sizes, colors and styles of font, including different alignment. …
Word 13 Outline
In this practice project for Word, students create an outline using the automatic outline in Word, including many levels of subpoints. …
Word 12 Formatting
In this practice project for Word, students create a document with a centered title in all capitals, the first letter of each word slightly larger than the rest. Throughout the document the font is …
Word 11 Formatting
In this practice project for Word, students create a document similar to a test or quiz. They must include points and subpoints, blanks, boldfaced text, tabs, and spacing. …
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20 Microsoft Word Activities For Middle School: Writing Exercises, Research, And Art Projects
November 9, 2023 // by Kaitlyn Punzalan
Microsoft Word is an effective tool in the classroom. The platform can assist in student learning, organizing, and the development of 21st-century skills. These skills develop critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and creativity. Microsoft Word helps develop and cultivate these skills in a variety of ways.
Students can use Microsoft Word to explore new content or deepen their understanding of the topic. It can also help students take notes or organize their learning throughout the school year.
Use the lessons, activities, and other ideas listed here to help enhance your students' learning using Microsoft Word.
1. My Life As a Movie
A great beginning of the year lesson is to have students create an autobiography in Microsoft Word. This project gets creative by asking students to create a DVD cover inside of a booklet to share about their life with their peers.
Learn more: Teachers Pay Teachers
2. Name Acrostic
Another great beginning of the year project is an acrostic poem. Students type their name's vertically, then write adjectives that would describe them horizontally. Students can use bold, italics, colors, and shadows to express their personalities. This is a fun and easy activity to have students complete on the first day of school as you can display them throughout the year!
Learn more: Student Web
3. Annotate Digital Texts
Annotating the text, or highlighting and taking notes in the margin, is a literacy skill middle school students should develop. Students can annotate a text digitally in Microsoft Word using the highlight and comment feature. Students can highlight the text using a variety of colors and make digital comments on each of these highlights. This is an extremely valuable tool as it allows students to annotate a variety of texts, not just print!
Learn more: Groovy Post
4. Peer-Review and Writing Feedback
Microsoft Word is a great tool for peer review. Students can collaborate on their writing with their classmates by sharing the document and then using the track changes feature. This allows one student to provide feedback and changes to another student’s writing while allowing the original owner of the writing to keep the original document and see the writing suggestions.
Learn more: Microsoft
5. Resume Writing
Students can practice writing a resume in Microsoft Word. Since Word offers a variety of basic functions, tools, and templates, students can choose a template that would best represent a future career of their choice. This activity provides students with real-world practice and develops an essential skill they will need in the future.
Learn more: Resume Genius
6. Formal Letter Writing
Another amazing writing skill to practice with students is teaching how to write a formal letter. This lost form of communication is still incredibly important for students to learn. Students can learn how to properly format a letter to include the heading, address, body, and signature. Teachers can easily use the templates provided in Microsoft Word to help students learn the proper writing structure for formal letters.
Learn more: Lisa Doe
7. Write a Newspaper
Microsoft Word also has accessible templates to teach students how to write a newspaper article. Students can practice their expository writing skills by creating a newspaper article. This is a great assignment that teaches students real-world writing skills and is fun! Writing prompts could include both fiction and non-fiction and can be embedded in a variety of units.
8. Mini-Book Project
This project takes the idea of a traditional book report to a new level! Students use Word to create a mini-book using colorful templates and tables. This assignment asks students to demonstrate their comprehension of a novel while allowing the students to practice their technology skills as well!
9. Create Flashcards
Microsoft Word offers students a ton of amazing critical learning tools to help study and organize their learning. Students can create flashcards using Microsoft Word to help them study. These flashcards can be saved in OneDrive and students can access them at all times.
Learn more: Andrew Who
10. Digital Planner
Another great way to use Microsoft Word to help students organize is by creating a digital planner. Word offers a variety of planner templates to help students keep track of assignments, homework, and other important dates.
Learn more: Template.net
11. Online Notebook
Microsoft OneNote allows students access to a variety of features to create a digital notebook. Students can take notes, add photos, and include audio and video recordings in their notebooks. This is a great resource for students who attend online school. Teachers can also create OneNote notebooks for their students to allow them to all have the same note-taking experience or basic school report.
Learn more: Microsoft OneNote
12. Make a Family Tree
Students can create a genogram in Microsoft Word to learn more about their families. This project allows students to discover more about their ancestors through the formation of a family tree.
Learn more: It Still Works
13. Create a Word Cloud
Word clouds can be a great way to allow students to demonstrate their overall understanding or summary of a topic. Microsoft Word allows users to create a word cloud using one of the add-on features.
Learn more: The Tech Train
14. Create Digital Art
Microsoft Word allows students to practice their writing skills , but it also has a variety of features for creative expression. Students can create digital art using the drawing tools such as shapes, fill, shading, and other features in Word.
15. Create a Book Cover
This project is another fun deviation away from the traditional book report. Students can use Word to create a book cover connected to the theme of the novel. Using the borders, images, fonts, and colors students can demonstrate their comprehension of a book in a new way!
Learn more: Innovations in Techology
16. Invent an Animal
Students can get creative and invent their own animals. Students can draw the animal using the shapes and images in Microsoft Word. After drawing their own animal, students can use text to describe their animal and make connections to other cross-curricular areas.
Learn more: Innovations in Technology
17. Plan a Vacation
Students can research and budget their own faux vacation. This lesson idea teaches students real-life skills such as organizing and money planning. Students then compile their research in Microsoft Word and create a travel brochure.
18. Progress Monitor Student Work
While Microsoft Word offers a variety of ways to expand student learning, it also has many tools to help teachers. One way teachers can use Microsoft Word is to progress monitor student learning. Using the "activity" feature, teachers can view student progress including the date and time of each activity completed.
Learn more: Foetron Academy
19. Create Handouts
Teachers are always doing their best to individualize the learning for all their students. Microsoft Word is a great way to create handouts that best meet their students' needs no matter the lesson plan.
Learn More: Techwalla
20. Transfer Work Documents to iPad
Many students, teachers, and parents use Apple products, but that does not limit their ability to use Microsoft Word. Documents can be transferred to pages allowing for unlimited access to the resources for any school project.
Learn More: Trusoljahs
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Word Practice 1
Here is a video demonstrating the skills in this practice. Please note it does not exactly match the instructions:
Complete the following Practice Activity and submit your completed project.
For our first assignment in Word, we will create a flyer to be printed or posted online. The flyer will advertise a volunteer opportunity for Health Sciences students at Paradise Valley Community College. Key skills in this practice are inserting text and pictures, textboxes, formatting text and footers.
- Start Word. Click Blank Document .
- Show formatting marks by navigating to the Home Tab, Paragraph Group, and selecting the Show/Hide icon. This is a Toggle Button . This means it has two modes, on and off. To turn it on, click it once, to turn it off, click it again.
- Show the ruler by navigating to the View tab, Show Group, and selecting the Ruler Check Box . A Check Box is a type of input control . A checkboxes value is only included in the submitted data if the checkbox is currently checked. In other words, when the box is checked, the value is included.
- Navigate to the File Tab to enter Backstage View. In backstage view, select File, then Save As. Click the Browse button. In the Save As dialog box , navigate to your file structure from the previous chapter, then open the Word folder. In the Name field, type Yourlastname_Yourfirstname_Word_Practice_1 as the file name, and then save.
- Type Volunteer Opportunity Available and press Enter twice.
- Type the following text: This fall, Paradise Valley Community College is offering a unique volunteer opportunity for Health Sciences students . Press spacebar.
- Navigate to the Insert Tab, Text group, and choose the Object arrow. Then choose text from file. In the Insert File dialog box, browse to the location where you saved the files from Canvas. Select the file Text_Word_Practice1. Click OK. The text will automatically update your document.
- Select all of the text in the document. On the Home Tab, Font Group, ensure the Font is Calibri and font size is 12.
- Select the title, Volunteer Opportunity Available, including the paragraph mark. On the Home Tab, Font Group, select the arrow next to Text Effects and Topography . In the third row, third column, a pply the Fill: Blue, Accent color 5; Outline: White, Background color 1; Hard Shadow: Blue, color 5 text effect.
- With the title still selected, change the font size to 36.
- On the Home Tab, Paragraph Group, choose Center to align the title centered on the page.
- On the Home Tab, Font Group, change the font color to Blue, Accent 1 for the title.
- With the title still selected, on the Home Tab, in the Font Group, choose the arrow next to the Text Effect and Typography icon. Apply a Shadow and under Inner, click Inside: Right text effect.
- Position the insertion point at the beginning of the paragraph that begins with This Fall.
- On the Insert tab, Illustrations group, choose Pictures . Navigate to your saved files from Canvas and choose the HSPicture_Word_Practice1 image.
- Be sure the picture is selected, and apply the Square text wrapping option.
- Using the sizing handle at the lower right hand corner of the picture, drag up and to the left until the bottom of the graphic is aligned at approximately 3.5 inches on the vertical ruler.
- Click Undo to return the picture to its original size. The Undo icon is located in the quick access toolbar in the upper left hand corner.
- On the Picture Tools, Format tab, in the size group, change the shape width to 4”.
- On the Quick Access Toolbar , click the Save icon. Then, compare your document to the image below.
- Ensure the picture is still selected. Display the Layout dialog box by selecting the Layout Options shortcut menu, then choose see more. In the Layout dialog box for the picture, make sure the Position tab is selected.
- Set the horizontal alignment to Left, relative to Margin.
- Set the vertical alignment to Top, relative to Line. Select OK to close the dialog box.
- With the picture selected, apply the Soft Edges 10 Point picture effect. This is on the Picture Tools Format Tab, Picture Styles group, under Picture Effects, Soft Edges.
- With the picture selected, on the Picture Tools, Format tab, in the Adjust Group choose the Artistic Effects arrow. Apply the Pastels Smooth artistic effect. Dese lect the picture .
- On the Design Tab, in the Page Background Group, select Page Borders. Add a page border selecting the:
- Shadow setting
- Triple Lines style
- Blue, Accent 1 color
- Whole document
- Position the insertion pointer at the blank paragraph below the title and press Enter six times.
- On the Insert Tab, in the Illustrations group, choose Shapes . Insert a Rounded Corners Rectangle shape at the left margin at approximately 1.5 inches on the top ruler. Click once to insert a 1-inch by 1-inch Rounded Rectangle, or use the drag and drop feature.
- On the Drawing Tools, Format Tab in the Size group, Change the shape height to approximat ely 1.8 and the shape width to 6.4.
- Select the Rectangle shape and type the following text: For more information, please contact Grace Smith at 602-787-6714. Or, email [email protected]
- Italicize the text, change the font to Calibri and increase the font size to 16. Deselect the text.
- Select the same text as above and explore the mini-toolbar , by clicking the Font Color button arrow and under Theme Colors, click on Blue, Accent 5, Darker 50%.
- With the shape still selected, go to the Drawing Tools, Format Toolbar, the Shape Styles Group. Select the arrow next to Shape Outline and under Theme Colors, click on Blue, Accent 5, Darker 50%. Change the weight to 3pt.
Compare your document to the image below.
- Using the keyboard shortcut CTRL+END , navigate to the end of your document. If your keyboard does not have these keys, click to put your insertion point after the period on opportunity. Hit enter 3 times.
- Your insertion point should be approximately at the 8” mark on the side ruler. On the Insert tab, in the text group, click the arrow next to the textbox and draw a text box at approximately the 1”mark on the vertical ruler. Draw a text box by dragging down to create a text box that is approximately 1.5 inches high by 4.5 inches wide. Type the following in the text box: Volunteering is an excellent way to gain service hours. Service hours are required for entry into some Health sciences programs, and looks great on your resume. Dedicating your time as a volunteer helps you make new friends, expand your network, and boost your social skills.
- Select and Drag the textbox, by clicking and holding on the outer edge, until the horizontal green alignment guide displays above the first blank paragraph mark and the vertical green alignment guide displays in the center of the page. To be more precise:
- In the Layout dialog box on the Position Tab for the text box set the horizontal alignment to Centered, relative to Margin.
- Set the Vertical alignment by typing .25 in the Absolute position box and selecting Below Paragraph .
- On the Size tab, type 1.5 in the Absolute Height box and 4.5 in the Absolute Width box. Then, click OK.
- With the textbox still selected, on the Drawing Tools, Format Tab, in the Shape Styles group Apply the Colored Outline – Blue, Accent 1 shape style.
- Under Shape Effects , apply the Offset Center outer shadow shape effect to the text box.
- Select the text in the text box, change the font size to 13 italics, and center the text.
- Save the document. Compare your document to the image below.
- On the Insert tab, in the Header & Footer Group, choose Edit Footer. On the Header & Footer Design Toolbar, in the Insert Group, choose Document Info. Use Document Info to insert the file name in the footer. Select the File Name Field . The File Name should display in the lower left hand footer of the document. Do not type it in, rather use the Document Info Field.
- In Backstage view, click on Show All Properties, and type the following:
- In the Tags box: trainee, flyer, internship
- In the Subject box: Your course name and section number
- In the Author box: Your first and last name
- Turn off formatting marks. As a reminder, formatting marks are on the Home Tab, Paragraph Group.
- Take a moment to compare your document to the image below and make any modification based on what you have learned.
- Using Find and Replace, (Home tab | Editing | Replace), change all instances of pvcc and Paradise Valley to spscc or South Puget Sound.
- Zoom in to view the document in a larger size. Zoom is located in the lower right hand corner of the Word window.
- Save again, and ensure you have your file saved in a safe location. Take note of that location because you will need to find your file to upload it for grading.
- Submit the file for grading per your instructor’s instructions.
A starting point for creating a new document in Microsoft Word
Characters that display on the screen but do not print, indicating where the Enter key, the Spacebar, and Tab key were pressed, also called non printing characters
A button that can be turned on and off by clicking it once to turn on, and clicking again to turn it off
A small box which can be clicked to indicate a check is turned on or off to indicate an on or off response
Allows the user specify the drive, directory, and name of a file to save their file
Decorative formats, such as shadowed or colors that make text stand out
Images or graphics that are stored locally on a computer or flash drive and can be uploaded to a document to add visual interest
The manner in which text displays around an object
Located above the Ribbon (top-left) and provides access to commonly used features and commands, such as Save and Undo/Redo, and is customizable
Picture formatting options that control the manner in which text wraps around a picture or other object
Formats applied to images that make pictures resemble sketches or paintings
A decorative border that appears outside the margins on each page and can be solid, dashed, or an artistic style
Lines, arrows, starts, banners, ovals, rectangles, and other basic shapes with which you can illustrate an idea, a process or a workflow
Appears whenever you right-click text in Word, Excel or PowerPoint and provides a quick-access version of the Font group on the Home tab, plus a few extra buttons from other groups
Allows you to apply preset colors and effects to quickly change the appearance of your shape
Allows you to change the outline color, weight (thickness), and style of a the outline surrounding a shape
One or more keys used to perform a menu function or other common functions
A moveable, resizable container for text or graphics
A green vertical or horizontal line that displays when you are moving or sizing an object to assist with proper placement
A grouping of coordinating effects that can be applied to a shape including shadows, glows, reflections, soft edges, bevels, and three-dimensional (3-D) rotations
Placeholders that store and display data, and can perform simple tasks like returning the page number or current date and time
Any word, phrase, or number string related to the file that may help you locate the file later
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9 Microsoft Word Tips to Edit Your College Assignment Faster
Struggling to edit your college assignments efficiently? Here are some useful Microsoft Word tips to accelerate your editing process and save time.
Assignments at the college and university levels are research-heavy, and you’re often expected to produce write-ups with a significant number of pages. Just when you think you’re done with producing the required word count, the next step is equally challenging and time-consuming: editing.
From keyboard shortcuts to simple, built-in features such as Find and Replace and the automatic table of contents, here are several tips you can use to edit and format your college assignment more efficiently in Microsoft Word.
1. Leave Paragraph Spacing as Your Last Step
Let’s first start on the right track. When you have a 3,000-word essay or report ahead, it’s tempting to set double-spacing when you only write a few sentences or a paragraph at most. It gives the comforting illusion that you have done more work than you actually have.
But to be more efficient at the final editing stage, it’s best to leave paragraph spacing as your last step. This way, you save time because you don’t have to scroll up and down much more than you need to while navigating through different sections and pages of your text.
2. Learn to Utilize Keyboard Shortcut Keys
Keyboard shortcuts make editing and formatting much faster compared to using a mouse. For example, when you use your mouse to select some words, you’ll probably miss a letter or two and have to re-highlight, or overshoot and include a period when you don’t need to.
In this case, you can select text accurately by using Ctrl + Shift , and the left and right arrow keys in Windows. There are many more Microsoft Word keyboard shortcuts that will enable you to get most editing done on the keyboard, without having to switch to your mouse or trackpad. Don’t underestimate the amount of time you save with this method!
3. Hide the Headers and Footers
When you’re reading through a continuous body of text, the blank headers and footers may feel disruptive. To have a smoother reading and editing experience, hide the headers and footers to join all the pages together.
Hover your cursor over the gray space between your current page and the next, then double-click. When you need to use the headers and footers in Microsoft Word again, unhide them by hovering your cursor over the page separator line and double-click.
4. Collapse the Headings and Subheadings
For long report-style assignments, you’ll likely split your content into headings and subheadings. As you move from one section to the next, or jump between sections to rewrite and edit, make it easier to scroll through your text by collapsing the headings.
Hover over the heading title, then click the triangle icon that appears next to it to hide the content. If you want to hide all headings at once, right-click on any heading, and select Expand/Collapse > Collapse All Headings .
5. Automatically Sort References by Alphabetical Order
The works cited list is an essential section in any higher education assignment and is usually sorted by alphabetical order. You’ve likely added references to the list as you cite them in your essay, but when it comes to sorting at the end, it’s unfeasible and time-consuming to sort them manually. You can simply sort them automatically in Microsoft Word.
Select all your references and go to the Home tab. Under the Paragraph section, click the Sort icon (A and Z, with a downward arrow). In the Sort by field, choose Paragraphs . In the Type field, select Text . Then, select Ascending and click OK . The list will now be sorted by alphabetical order.
However, you might notice a couple of outliers. For example, when some references start with symbols instead of a letter, they will all likely be pushed to the very top. These are the few ones you’ll then need to manually reinsert into your list correctly.
6. Use Find and Replace to Avoid Spelling Mistakes
Whether they’re textbooks or journal articles, every student has probably encountered authors with surnames that are a little tricky to spell. Typing the name over and over for each in-text citation is prone to human error. To avoid misspellings, you can use Find and Replace.
First, use a unique abbreviation as a placeholder when you write your assignment. I recommend including a number in this abbreviation. This is because if your abbreviation only consists of letters, there’s a chance that this short combination of letters may have appeared elsewhere, as a part of a word, in your essay.
Once you’re done with the body content, it’s time to replace the abbreviation with the actual surname. In the Home tab, click Replace in the Editing tab. In the Find what field, type your abbreviation. In the Replace with field, type the actual author's name. Then, click Replace All . All your abbreviations will now be replaced with the correct author surname.
7. Insert Your Picture Into an Invisible Table
If you haven’t quite got the hang of formatting pictures in Microsoft Word, here’s a simple alternative that helps guarantee your image won’t cause your text to break up at weird places: insert your picture into an invisible table.
Go to the part of the text where you want your picture to appear. Press Enter to go to a new paragraph. Head to the Insert tab, click Table , and select one box to create a 1x1 table. With the cursor inside your table, click Pictures > Insert Picture > This Device to upload your picture into the document.
You can resize your picture within the table. Once you’re satisfied, highlight the table, go to the Table Design tab, click Borders > No Border . The black table border will then disappear. Your picture now appears to be perfectly fitted between two paragraphs of text.
8. Have an Overview of Multiple Page at Once
When you’re almost done editing, it’s best to scroll through all the pages to make sure there are no odd blank pages, separate sections, or incorrect image displays. But if you have more than 20 pages worth of content, scrolling through that much content quickly is just dizzying.
Instead, go to the View tab. In the Zoom section, click Multiple Pages . This zooms out your Microsoft Word document , so you can view two or three pages at once. You can also click the Zoom slider at the bottom right to zoom out even more and view more pages at once.
9. Automatically Create a Table of Contents
One of the final assignment components is the table of contents. If you’ve been manually keying in each heading, typing a line of periods that end with the heading’s corresponding page number, and double-checking the said page number yourself, it’s time to let Microsoft Word handle the task.
First, make sure you have applied the correct style to your headings. You can check this by clicking on each heading and see which style is selected in the Home tab. Then, number the pages of your Microsoft Word document .
Finally, go to the blank page where you want to insert your Table of Contents. Head to the References tab, click on Table of Contents , and select one of the Automatic Tables . Microsoft Word instantly generates a table of contents for you.
Improve Your Editing Process in Microsoft Word
By applying the above tips, you can revise your assignment more quickly and effectively without burdening yourself with eye fatigue. Cut down on the excessive scrolling and other manual tasks that can be done automatically by Microsoft Word.
Plus, saving time on editing means you have even more time to proofread and review your essays thoroughly, enabling you to produce higher-quality essays and reports.
Microsoft Word 365 - Basic & Advanced
Word screen elements free lesson 7 lessons, the ribbon and word screen free.
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Quick Access Toolbar
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Navigating the Page
Video time: 03m 09s
Your First Document
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Formatting Fonts
Video time: 03m 48s
Basic Letter Layout
Video time: 03m 33s
Basic Cut, Copy, Paste
Video time: 04m 18s
Essential Formatting Knowledge - The Home Ribbon 10 lessons
Styles gallery.
Video time: 03m 34s
Format Text with Fonts and Colors
Video time: 04m 20s
Format Painter
Video time: 03m 31s
Practice with the FONT Group
Video time: 04m 57s
Basic Paragraph Formats
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Fun and Functional Paragraph Formats
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Bullets and Numbering
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Line Spacing
The find/replace function.
Video time: 03m 28s
The File Ribbon 4 lessons
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File, Recent
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File, Share
Video time: 03m 43s
File, Info and Security Considerations
Video time: 04m 14s
The View Ribbon 4 lessons
Document views.
Video time: 03m 36s
Navigation Pane
Learn how the Navigation Pane assists with document management.
Video time: 03m 13s
Show and Zoom Controls
How to add the Navigation pane and quickly zoom in and out of the document.
Video time: 04m 01s
Use Multiple Windows
Video time: 04m 24s
Intermediate Formatting Knowledge - The Insert Ribbon 11 lessons
Inserting page breaks and blank pages.
Quickly force a new page at the location you specify and/or add a blank page as well.
Add a Cover Page
Pre-designed cover pages add a professional look to your report.
Creating Tables
Inserting pictures and clip art.
Video time: 03m 39s
Online Pics and 3D Models
How to find Online Pictures and add 3D Models as well as animated pictures.
Basic Use of Shapes
Video time: 04m 02s
Screenshots
Learn how to capture a picture of your screen, modify it, and use it in a document.
Video time: 04m 00s
Headers and Footers
Video time: 04m 05s
Page Numbers and File Location Notes
Video time: 04m 11s
Symbols are a necessary and interesting toolset if using creative accents, foreign characters, or displaying mathematical formulas.
Video time: 03m 42s
Page Layout Ribbon 5 lessons
Paper orientation and size.
Video time: 03m 14s
Using Columns
Learn to divide text into long columns to make the best use of available space.
Paragraph Spacing
Video time: 03m 30s
References Ribbon Free lesson 7 lessons
Table of contents free.
Video time: 05m 31s
Update the Table of Contents
Video time: 03m 32s
Mark Entry for Table of Contents
Learn to create an advanced-level Table of Contents using “Mark Entry”.
Video time: 05m 04s
Citations and Bibliography
Video time: 04m 12s
Using Captions
Video time: 04m 37s
Create an Index
Video time: 05m 14s
Custom Styles 4 lessons
Create and apply a style.
Learn to format text and save the style inside the Style Gallery for future use.
Rename, Modify, and Remove Styles
Video time: 05m 07s
Reveal Formatting
Video time: 04m 23s
Selection Tool and Format Pane
Video time: 05m 02s
Mailings Ribbon Free lesson 6 lessons
Envelopes and labels, mail merge to labels free.
Video time: 06m 07s
Mail Merge to Envelopes
Video time: 04m 19s
Mail Merge to Form Letters
Auto-populate a form letter with various fields pulled from a list.
Video time: 05m 19s
Mail Merge to Emails
Mail merge tips from experience.
Learn tips for label margins and ensure your labels print perfectly.
Video time: 02m 18s
Review Ribbon 5 lessons
Video time: 04m 43s
Language and Translation
Video time: 03m 58s
Track Changes
Video time: 05m 16s
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Word is the document processing application in the Microsoft Office suite. Use these videos to learn more about producing, editing, and sharing documents.
Go deeper in our Getting Started with Word lesson.
Word files are called documents . Whenever you start a new project in Word, you'll need to create a new document , which can either be blank or from a template. You'll also need to know how to open an existing document .
Go deeper in our Creating and Opening Documents lesson.
When you create a new document in Word, you'll need to know how to save it so you can access and edit it later.
Go deeper in our Saving and Sharing Documents lesson.
If you're new to Microsoft Word, you'll need to learn the basics of typing, editing, and organizing text. Basic tasks include the ability to add , delete , and move text in your document, as well as how to cut , copy , and paste .
Go deeper in our Text Basics lesson.
Formatted text can draw the reader's attention to specific parts of a document. In Word, you have several options for adjusting text, including font , size , and color .
Go deeper in our Formatting Text lesson.
When you're working with longer documents, it can be difficult and time consuming to locate a specific word or phrase. Word can automatically search your document using the Find feature.
Go deeper in our Using Find and Replace lesson.
Indenting text adds structure to your document by allowing you to separate information. Whether you'd like to move a single line or an entire paragraph, you can use the tab selector and the horizontal ruler to set tabs and indents .
Go deeper in our Indents and Tabs lesson.
As you design your document and make formatting decisions, you will need to consider line and paragraph spacing .
Go deeper in our Line and Paragraph Spacing lesson.
Bulleted and numbered lists can be used in your documents to outline, arrange, and emphasize text.
Go deeper in our Lists lesson.
Adding hyperlinks , also known as links , to text can provide access to websites and email addresses directly from your document.
Go deeper in our Links lesson.
Word offers a variety of page layout and formatting options that affect how content appears on the page.
Go deeper in our Page Layout lesson.
Once you've created your document, you may want to print it to view and share your work offline .
Go deeper in our Printing Documents lesson.
When you're working on a multi-page document, there may be times when you want to have more control over how exactly the text flows. B reaks can be helpful in these cases.
Go deeper in our Breaks lesson.
Sometimes the information you include in your document is best displayed in columns . Columns can help improve readability, especially with certain types of documents—like newspaper articles, newsletters, and flyers.
Go deeper in our Columns lesson.
The header is a section of the document that appears in the top margin , while the footer is a section of the document that appears in the bottom margin .
Go deeper in our Headers and Footers lesson.
Page numbers can be used to automatically number each page in your document.
Go deeper in our Page Numbers lesson.
Adding pictures to your document can be a great way to illustrate important information and add decorative accents to existing text.
Go deeper in our Pictures and Text Wrapping lesson.
There are many ways to format pictures in Word.
Go deeper in our Formatting Pictures lesson.
You can add a variety of shapes to your document, including arrows, callouts, squares, stars, and flowchart shapes.
Go deeper in our Shapes lesson.
Text boxes can be useful for drawing attention to specific text. They can also be helpful when you need to move text around in your document.
Go deeper in our Text Boxes lesson.
There may be times when your documents have multiple objects , such as pictures, shapes, and text boxes. You can arrange the objects any way you want by aligning , grouping , ordering , and rotating them in various ways.
Go deeper in our Aligning, Ordering, and Grouping lesson.
A table is a grid of cells arranged in rows and columns . Tables can be used to organize any type of content, whether you're working with text or numerical data.
Go deeper in our Tables lesson.
A chart is a tool you can use to communicate information graphically . Including a chart in your document can help you illustrate numerical data like comparisons and trends so it's easier for the reader to understand.
Go deeper in our Charts lesson.
Worried about making mistakes when you type? Don't be. Word provides you with several proofing features —including the Spelling and Grammar tool—that can help you produce professional, error-free documents.
Go deeper in our Check Spelling and Grammar lesson.
Let's say someone asks you to proofread or collaborate on a document. If you had a printed copy, you might use a red pen to cross out sentences, mark misspellings, and add comments in the margins. Word allows you to do all of these things electronically using the Track Changes and Comments features.
Go deeper in our Track Changes and Comments lesson.
Before sharing a document, you'll want to make sure it doesn't include any information you want to keep private. You may also want to discourage others from editing your file. Fortunately, Word includes several tools to help inspect and protect your document.
Go deeper in our Inspect and Protect Documents lesson.
SmartArt allows you to communicate information with graphics instead of just using text.
Go deeper in our SmartArt Graphics lesson.
A style is a predefined combination of font style, color, and size that can be applied to any text in your document.
Go deeper in our Apply and Modify Styles lesson.
Mail Merge is a useful tool that allows you to produce multiple letters, labels, envelopes, name tags, and more using information stored in a list, database, or spreadsheet.
Go deeper in our Mail Merge lesson.
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Inserting a self-updating date stamp is a convenient way to make sure the current day, month, year, or even time is displayed in a Word document.
Reading text on your computer screen can take its toll on your eyes after a while. Fortunately, Word's Read Mode feature can help reduce eye strain with options that allow you to view text in a larger, full-screen format.
Adding screenshots to your document can be a great way to highlight points raised in text.
In this video, you'll learn a quick and easy keyboard shortcut to insert bulleted and numbered lists .
After closing and reopening a long document, searching for the place where you left off can be annoying. Fortunately, with a simple keyboard shortcut you can return to the exact spot of your last edit .
Word's built-in translation tool lets you convert text written in a foreign language. With this tool, you can translate words, phrases, or even entire documents in a flash.
With the help of a few keyboard shortcuts , you can make text bold , italic , and underlined .
Word’s Format Painter is a great time saver. It lets you copy formatting like color, font style, and size, and then apply it to other sections of text.
With Word’s Clear All Formatting command, you can remove text formatting like font, size, and color to return text to its default style.
Losing a file can be stressful, but don’t panic! There are a couple things you can try if you ever need to recover an unsaved Word document.
Sometimes a file can be damaged , or corrupted , in such a way that Word can't open it normally. Fortunately, this doesn’t necessarily mean all of your hard work is lost.
Adding hyperlinks allows you to link text to information in another part of the same document. It’s a convenient way to give your readers instant access to information without searching and scrolling.
Keyboard shortcuts are a combination of keys you can press to perform a variety of common tasks like copying, pasting, saving, and printing.
Go deeper in our Microsoft Word tutorial.
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I have downloaded an assignment template to edit but when i've opened it, in every place im supposed to type something or tick a box it says (FORMCHECKBOX) or (FORMTEXT) and i can't delete it. The taskbar is greyed out aswell so i can't click any boxes. This document works and can be edited on my work computer but not on my personal.
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Word 11 Formatting. ★★★★★. Kendall Myers November 15, 2017. In this practice project for Word, students create a document similar to a test or quiz. They must include points and subpoints, blanks, boldfaced text, tabs, and spacing. …. 1 2.
Insert a picture in Microsoft Word and copy it Start the program Microsoft Excel Paste the picture into Excel Cut Cut removes the text or graphic and places it on the clipboard, ready to paste somewhere else. Try it: Insert two new pictures from ClipArt into Microsoft Word. Next to each picture, write what it is. Select ONE picture, go to Cut.
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In backstage view, select File, then Save As. Click the Browse button. In the Save As dialog box, navigate to your file structure from the previous chapter, then open the Word folder. In the Name field, type Yourlastname_Yourfirstname_Word_Practice_1 as the file name, and then save. Type Volunteer Opportunity Available and press Enter twice.
From keyboard shortcuts to simple, built-in features such as Find and Replace and the automatic table of contents, here are several tips you can use to edit and format your college assignment more efficiently in Microsoft Word. 1. Leave Paragraph Spacing as Your Last Step. Let's first start on the right track.
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Word is the document processing application in the Microsoft Office suite. Use these videos to learn more about producing, editing, and sharing documents. Go deeper in our Getting Started with Word lesson. Word files are called documents. Whenever you start a new project in Word, you'll need to create a new document, which can either be blank ...
Switch to Editing view: click Edit Document > Edit in Word for the web. Type and format text, add pictures, adjust the layout of the page, and more. For more advanced editing, click Open in Word. Work together on the same doc. To work together in Word for the web, you edit a document as you normally would.
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Practical: 1. Type the paragraph above as it is using "Calibri font", font size 12. Alignment to your paragraph to the right margin. Save this file as ms-word.doc in "my documents" folder using the save as option. Edit some part of your document and save again using save option. Close the file.
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There are 7 modules in this course. This course is intended for learners with some experience using Microsoft Windows, who are seeking to build presentation skills with Microsoft Word. To be successful in this course you should have an understanding of the basics of using a Windows-based computer. Experience with printing and using a web ...
159. Free. Get. Typing is one of the best activity for a computer user, it helps one to work fast as well as get comfortable with the keyboard. If you feel difficult to learn typing. This app helps you all the way from the beginning. It gives you instructions step by step in each lesson, you can practice right away in the same screen and find ...
Macros are for manipulating documents, or parts of them, not for typing text in Word. You would not want to reassign the function keys (or at least I would not want to) because they all have useful assignments in Word already. However Alt- Ctrl- Ctrl-Alt Shift-Alt- and Ctrl-Shift-Alt- combinations with letters are all available.
Create a new document. On the File tab, select New. Select Blank document, or double-click a template image or type the kind of document into the Search for online templates box and press Enter. Tip: For practice using Word features, try a learning guide like Welcome to Word or Insert your first table of contents. Add and format text.
Word 365 deletes sentences a few moments after I type them, changes not saved (Word for the web) This is driving me a little insane. I have been using Word 365 for all my assignments for a few years but lately it's been getting so frustrating. I type a sentence, and as I type words disappear and the caret goes somewhere else.
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This is my friend's problem. When she started typing in a file, her Microsoft Word repeatedly loaded and closed itself. She tried editing other files and had the same problem. She also tried to copy the contents of the problematic file to a new word, but again experienced the same problem. She tried restarting her laptop but the same problem ...
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Notice that you see the text " (FORMTEXT)" or " (FORMCHECKBOX)" in your Word document, which usually means that the document contains domain codes that are visible in normal view. For your problem: You can press the Alt and F9 keys on your keyboard at the same time. This will toggle the display of the domain codes.