From Bner to the Job Market!"

1. Start the Word program

2. Pin Word to the taskbar

3. Identify parts of the Start Word Screen

4. Create a blank document

5. Identify parts of the Word Screen and Ribbon

6. Describe the functions of the commands on the ribbon

7. Set Word options

8. Enter text using the Wordwrap feature

9. Explain non-printing characters

10. Using the insert versus the overtyping mode of entering text

11. Differentiate between the AutoFormat command and the AutoFormat As You Type feature

12. Inserting a Date with AutoComplete and the ribbon

13. Create and use the autocorrect and Math AutoCorrect feature

14. Opening an existing document

15. Use the commands on the Quick Access Toolbar

16. Moving around the document using the keyboard and mouse

17. Use the mouse and keyboard to select text

18. Use the copy/cut/paste and paste special feature

19. Use the Office Clipboard, the undo, redo, and repeat buttons

20. Explore Fonts and the Font Dialog box

21. Insert Symbols

22. Use the Format Painter

23. Define and apply Character Formatting

24. Define Word Paragraphs and Paragraph Formatting

25. Describe the four different ways to align text

26. Set indents

27. Adjust line spacing

28. Create bullets and numbering lists

29. Apply borders

30. Set all variations of tabs

31. Change paragraph spacing

32. Set the widow/orphan protection feature on

33. Sort a paragraph

34. Use the hyphenation feature

35. Set mas and orientation

36. Create columns

37. Use Outline view

38. Send to Microsoft PowerPoint command

39. Create and modify tables with formulas

40. Create manual page breaks

41. Use section and column breaks

42. Use the spell check and Define tool

43. Use the Grammar check., thesaurus and translation features

44. Use the find and replace tool

45. Generate a Table of Contents

46. Insert footnotes and endnotes

47. Compare the various versions of bibliography styles

48. Create an APA style citation and insert a bibliography

49. Distinguish between styles and themes

50. Use SmartArt, Shapes and Symbols

51. Create WordArt

52. Add drop caps

53. Add pictures to a document

54. Use the Wrap Text feature to format pictures

55. Use the Nudging feature

56. Resize, rotate and crop a picture

57. Snap a screenshot

58. Insert online video

59. Insert Textbox

60. Insert Hyperlinks

61. Insert a Watermark

62. Create Equations

63. Create and use an AutoText Entry from the Quick Parts menu

64. Use the Insert Object Command

65. Create headers and footers and page numbers

66. Work with templates

67. Printing Envelopes and Labels

68. Assemble a data source and Merge Document

69. Use the Word Merge tool in Microsoft Access

70. Merge Word with Access

Knowledge of Conventions of how to use Microsoft Windows (mouse, keyboard)

If working interactively, must have installed Microsoft Word 2013

Word processing skills are an essential tool for any job. This course is for the person who 'knows nothing' about word processing, but would like to enter the job market as well as the Administrative Assistant currently on the job. The only prerequisites required are that you need prior knowledge of the conventions of Microsoft Windows. The video modules are interactive, you can work right along with the video. You cannot learn a hands-on product, unless you 'use' that product. I encourage you to work interactively with the videos for optimum learning. The course is broken down into nineteen sections, with sixty-two lectures. Supplemental materials are also available to further enhance your understanding. Skill building exercises are used to evaluate your knowledge. I am a hands-on professor who is willing to work with you and answer all of your questions. I feel student-to-instructor interaction is essential to learning. We will cover character, paragraph and document formatting. Also included will be tabs and tables, and much more. Upon completing this course, you will be proficient in Microsoft Word 365. Other videos claim to make you 'experts'. The level to which you learn is up to you. You will have all of the tools that will either improve your current position or it will get you that job. Other features covered are embedding and linking objects and even meg a Word document from an Access document. (that one is really fun!) Every section bs with an introduction as to what is covered in the section. Then each lecture is individualized to one specific task. And finally, there is a review of what we covered. The course is asynchronous, you work at your own pace, on your own . Some of the lectures were taking from my WORD 2013 course. I did that 'not to reinvent the wheel' so to speak. When you see a WORD 2013 lecture realize that the concept being taught had not changed in the new version.

Administrative Assistants

Anyone seeking employment in any office

No prior knowledge of word processing necessary






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