Word 2002: Level 1
Course length: 1 day
Course
Description
Overview: Students
enrolling in this course will learn the basics for creating and revising
business documents using Word 2002. Topics covered include creating a document,
editing text, formatting text, adding tables, using Word timesavers, and
displaying and printing options. It is also intended for persons desiring to
prepare to be a certified Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS) in Word.
Prerequisites:
To ensure
your success, you must have a strong working knowledge of the Windows environment.
For example, you should know how to launch an application, create and save
files, and copy files from CDs and other media. The 
Software Training courses Windows 98:
Introduction, Windows ME: Introduction, Windows
2000: Introduction and Windows
XP: Introduction teach these skills.
Delivery
Method: Instructor-led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with
structured hands-on activities.
Benefits: After taking
this course, students will be able to create, edit, format, add tables to, and
print basic business documents using Word 2002.
Target
student: The target student for this course is someone who is comfortable with
the Windows environment, and who needs to learn the basics of Word 2002 for
getting his or her work done.
Performance-Based
Objectives
Lesson objectives help students become comfortable with the course, and
also provide a means to evaluate learning. Upon successful completion of this
course, students will be able to:
- You will create a
simple document, save a document, use some automatic text features for
entering text, and access online help.
- You will edit a
document using a variety of techniques.
- You will change the
appearance of a document by applying various character formats and
effects.
- You will change the
appearance of a document by applying various paragraph formats and
effects.
- You will manipulate
the layout of text by creating columns and adding a table.
- You will use Word's
templates and wizards, proofing tools, and special characters to
efficiently do your work.
- You will apply and
remove formatting that affects entire pages, previews, and the printing of
a document.
Lesson 1:
Creating a Document
Topic 1A: Enter Text
Topic 1B: Save a Document
Topic 1C: Use Automatic
Text Features
Topic 1D: Obtain Online
Help
Lesson 2:
Editing Text
Topic 2A: Open an
Existing Document
Topic 2B: Delete Blocks
of Text
Topic 2C: Move and Copy
Text
Topic 2D: Copy Multiple
Items
Lesson 3:
Formatting Text
Topic 3A: Apply Character
Formats
Topic 3B: Change the Font
and Font Size
Topic 3C: Add
Highlighting and Color to Text
Topic 3D: Copy Text
Formatting
Topic 3E: Paste Options
Lesson 4:
Formatting Paragraphs
Topic 4A: Change
Paragraph Alignment
Topic 4B: Change Line
Spacing Within a Paragraph
Topic 4C: Add a Border
and Shading to a Paragraph
Topic 4D: Set a Custom
Tab
Topic 4E: Add Indents
Topic 4F: Create Numbered
and Bulleted Lists
Topic 4G: Create an
Outline Numbered List
Lesson 5:
Adding Tables
Topic 5A: Create a Table
Topic 5B: Change Table
Structure
Topic 5C: Add Table
Borders and Shading
Topic 5D: AutoFormat a
Table
Lesson 6:
Using Word Timesavers
Topic 6A: Create a New
Document Using a Template
Topic 6B: Create a New
Document Using a Wizard
Topic 6C: Insert a Symbol
Topic 6D: Insert the Date
or Time
Topic 6E: Find and
Replace Text
Topic 6F: Check Spelling
and Grammar
Topic 6G: Replace a Word
Using the Thesaurus
Lesson 7:
Setting Page Display and Printing Options
Topic 7A: Preview a
Document
Topic 7B: Set the Page
Orientation
Topic 7C: Create Headers
and Footers
Topic 7D: Change Margins
Topic 7E: Insert a Page
Break
Topic 7F: Align Text on a
Page
Topic 7G: Print a Document