Department/Grade: Business Education Course: Microsoft Word Revision Date: April, 2008
Required/Elective: Elective Course Length: One Year Prerequisite: Computer Applications
Course Description:
With this course, students will develop and apply keyboarding skills for personal and vocational use. Students will learn to use a variety of computer software features to arrange the most often used documents for personal, college, or business use. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be prepared to take the MOUS (Microsoft Office User Specialist) certification test for Microsoft Word.
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COURSE OBJECTIVES |
CONTENT/TIMELINE OUTLINE |
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Students will be able to create and edit a Word document. |
Enter and format document utilizing various skills Open, save, close and correct errors in a document Use Word’s Help feature to answer questions
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Students will be able to create a Research Paper. |
MLA-style documentation for research papers |
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Students will be able to create a Resume and Cover Letter with a Table. |
Utilize Words’ Resume Wizard Components of a business letter Insert tables Envelopes Smart tags |
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Students will be able to create a document with a Table, Chart, and Watermark. |
Format documents Charting in Microsoft Graph Draw Table feature |
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Students will generate Form Letters, Mailing Labels, and Directories. |
Mail Merge AutoShape Outline Sorting
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Students will create a Professional Newsletter. |
Word Art Formatting Column breaks Vertical rules Paste Special command Balance columns Diagrams Page borders |
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Students will create an Online Form. |
Design online form Help text added to fields |
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Students will work with Macros and Visual Basic for Applications. |
Word security levels Cropping VBA code and procedure Macros ActiveX controls Digital signature |
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Students will work with a Master Document, an Index, a Table of Contents, and XML. |
Captions Cross references Bookmarks Document Maps Password protection eXtensible Markup Language |
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RESOURCE MATERIALS |
ASSESSMENT |
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Word Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques, Thomson Publishing Co. Copyright 2006 |
Labs Cases Project Tests
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