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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Alignment
Aligning information in the proper manner is an important tool no matter what type program you use. Check out this 2 minute video.
Copyright
Do you know the difference between Copyright, Plagiarism, Piracy, and Fair Use? Watch this short video for information on all four.
Hyperlinks
Hyperlinks can be inserted with text or pictures – they allow you to click on the link and quickly take you to another location in the document or even to a place on the Internet.
Printing Options
If you plan to print something, you need to think about what you want. Here you’ll find a simple presentation illustrating the different aspects you should consider when you print a word or powerpoint document.
Templates
Learn how to locate the dozens of templates included with Microsoft Office applications. Templates make creating documents so easy!
Templates – video
Inserting a Page Break
Page breaks are handy when you wish to begin a new page within a document. Watch this short video for an illustration of how it works.
Paragraphs
This short video will explain the simple process of formatting multiple paragraphs.
File formats
When you visit the media center, you find books labeled with different categories: fiction (fic), biography (B), etc. Files on the computer are also categorized by their file format. Watch this short video to learn more about file formats.
Technology Literacy
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Technology is a part of everyone’s lives. This will only become more important in the lives of our students as they leave school and join the workforce. In an attempt to make it easier to learn some of the more hidden pieces, we have created a variety of short videos that will assist our students (and others) to learn basic technology tools.
These are not step by step instructions, but rather pieces of technology we find students may miss or misunderstand. Step by step instructions for any of the Microsoft products such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Access can be found on the Microsoft Site. (http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/support/training-FX101782702.aspx)