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Microsoft Word 2007

Recommended path through Word series

We recommend the Word 2007 Basics or Word 2007 Primer prior to:

  • Word 2007 Formatting, Styles & Themes
  • Word 2007 Merges, Quick Parts & Revisions
  • Word 2007 Tables, Graphics & SmartArt

The Word 2007 Formatting, Styles & Themes class is a recommended prerequisite for the Word 2007 Research Papers & Long Documents class.

Word 2007 Primer

Recommended Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Word 2003

Note: This course only covers the Ribbon and new features in the program, not basic use of Word.

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

  • Work with the Ribbon
  • Examine New Features

Word 2007 Basics

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

  • Utilize the Word 2007 Interface
  • Edit Text
  • Check Spelling and Grammar
  • Print
  • Work with Document Views

Word 2007 Formatting, Styles & Themes

Recommended Prerequisite: Word 2007 Basics or Word 2007 Primer

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

  • Format Characters, Paragraphs, and Documents
  • Insert Section Breaks
  • Manage Styles
  • Utilize Document Themes

Word 2007 Merges, Quick Parts & Revisions

Recommended Prerequisite: Word 2007 Basics or Word 2007 Primer

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

  • Merge Documents and Datasources
  • Insert Quick Parts in Documents
  • Utilize Newsletter-Style Columns
  • Word with Comments and Revisions

Word 2007 Tables, Graphics & SmartArt

Recommended Prerequisite: Word 2007 Basics or Word 2007 Primer

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

  • Insert Lists
  • Insert and Edit Tables
  • Format Borders and Shading
  • Sort Table Data
  • Insert Drawing Objects and Graphics
  • Utilize SmartArt

Word 2007 Research Papers & Long Documents

Recommended Prerequisite: Word 2007 Formatting, Styles & Themes

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

  • Insert Headers and Footers
  • Create Tables of Contents and Indexes, and Tables of Authorities
  • Add Captions
  • Insert Citations and Bibliographies
  • Add Footnotes and End Notes