Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003
Price: £39.99 (Excluding VAT at 15%)
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Subject: Information & Communication Technology
Level: Secondary
Age Group: 16 - 18
Order Number: 8046
The Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003 has been developed to explain and demonstrate MS Word features in order to improve existing skills or develop new ones. The guides are aimed at all Key Stages, from 3 to 5 (11-18 age range) and adults wishing to get an accreditation for the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification course. The guide is Ideal for helping to develop document in the DiDA - Unit 1 - Using ICT and OCR Nationals in ICT and within any KS3 Teaching Units. The guides can be used to develop the report writing elements in AS/A2 Level Unit 3 and projects. The guides have been broken down into seven key parts, so learning is maximised in small sections of information with interactive elements and is ideal for developing independent learning skills.
Each part has a full set of worksheets that are easily accessible to students with clear instructions allowing independent learning skills to be developed. The guides can be collated as a whole or be used individually within lessons and revision sessions. Overall the guides can help students and teachers to reach their full potential when using the latest version of MS Word. Part One describes key elements of Word interface explaining different Word screens, layouts and views that are available. It also describes how to use different wizards and different templates when starting a new or existing document. Part Two and Three describes MS Word Paragraph capabilities including Formatting and Style elements to alter, change and improve a word document. Part Four and Five describes the table of content elements and the creation of a macro within a Word document. Part Six describes the graphical elements of MS Word, how to use a variety of drawing and picture tools to produce good quality images in a word documents. Part Seven describes how to setup, develop, create and produce a mail merge using a selection of relevant sources or producing new list of sources. Part Eight describes key MS Word templates used for producing business quality publications, eg, Agenda, Memo, Resume, Letter and Fax. Overall, this is a fully compacted and detailed guide about how MS Word functions.
Once purchased, the CD can be freely copied and networked throughout the school.
