• Word Beginners Course
  • Word Intermediate Course
  • Advanced Course

Word Beginners Course

Prerequisites

This course assumes that the user understands the basics of using a Windows-based computer. Students should be comfortable using the keyboard, mouse, and Start menu. Understanding and experience with printing and using a web browser is an asset, but not required. No previous experience with other versions of Word is necessary. 

Course Outline

  • Getting started with Word
  • Creating and opening documents
  • Saving and sharing documents
  • Text basics
  • Formatting text
  • Using find and replace
  • Indents and tabs
  • Line and paragraph spacing
  • Lists
  • Links
  • Page layout
  • Printing documents
  • Breaks
  • Columns
  • Headers and footers
  • Page numbers
  • Pictures and text wrapping
  • Formatting pictures
  • Shapes
  • Text boxes
  • Aligning, ordering and grouping objects
  • Tables
  • Charts
  • Checking spelling and grammar

Word Intermediate Course

Prerequisites

This level assumes that the user has completed the Microsoft Office Word 2016 Beginners course, or has equivalent knowledge of the sills covered in it.

Course Outline

  • Track changes and comments
  • Inspecting and protecting documents
  • SmartArt graphics
  • Applying and modifying styles
  • Mail merge
  • Link to external data
  • Modifying existing templates
  • Manage document versions
  • Enable macros in a document
  • Change default program settings
  • Prepare a document for review
  • Set paragraph pagination options
  • Create paragraph and character styles
  • Create and manage references

Advanced Course

Prerequisites

This level assumes that the user has completed the Microsoft Office Word 2016 Intermediate course, or has equivalent knowledge of the sills covered in it.

Course Outline

  • Move and copy styles, macros and building blocks
  • Compare and combine documents
  • Find and replace text by using wildcards and special characters
  • Find and replace formatting and styles
  • Set advanced page layout options
  • Link text boxes
  • Resolve style conflicts
  • Create and manage indexes
  • Manage forms, fields, and mail-merge operations
  • Create and modify building blocks, macros, and controls
  • Create custom style sets and templates
  • Prepare a document for internationalization and accessibility