MS Word is a powerful word processing program that enables you to manipulate many types of data into interactive documents. With Word, you can share documents and review changes, merge data into forms, embed spreadsheet information, save documents in other word formats, and even create Web pages so you can share your data online, email it, or burn to a CD/DVD. As a teacher, you can use Word to develop project-based learning exercises for your students and teach specific reading, writing, editing, and language skills.

In this hands-on workshop, users will learn to use Microsoft Word to create useful more interactive documents.

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• Advanced preference settings
• Summary function
• Versions function
• Paste Special
• Toolbars
• Document Map
• Office Clipboard
• Reveal Formatting
• Breaks
• Auto Text
• Data fields
• Symbols
• Comment
• Caption
• Index and Tables
• Insert…
• Formatting
• Auto Correct
• Track Changes
• Merge Documents
• Protect Document
• Flag for follow-up
• Customize menus
• Advanced Tables
• Using Help and online resources

Throughout this session, you can get help from the Help menu while using Word. To open the online Help, select Microsoft Word Help from the Help menu. If you have an Internet connection, you can also point to Office on the Web on the Help menu and choose from several resources that may be of interest to you such as Product News, Frequently Asked Questions, and Online Support. You can also go to http://www.microsoft.com/word/ for all of the latest information.