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Learn Microsoft Word 2016 - From Beginner to Expert
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(157 ratings)
3,101 students
Created byScott Falls
Last updated 4/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • You will quickly discover how to make Word work the way you like to work. For example, you'll learn how to quickly set up pages for your projects using margins, tabs, and styles. Frequently used techniques like finding and replacing text, checking spelling, and creating outlines are covered thoroughly. Documents are likely to include photos, charts, and other graphics. This course shows how to insert, re-size, and format those elements. If you work with long documents you'll learn how to add headers footnotes, tables of contents and cover pages If you collaborate with a team, you'll see how to track changes and add comments to a document. You'll also learn the fine points of printing, how to publish PDF files, and how to send your finished work via e-mail.

Course content

1 section35 lectures3h 14m total length
  • Introduction3:10
  • Course Practice Material0:01
  • Launching Word and Touring the Interface6:46
  • The Quick Access Toolbar4:25
  • Tell me What you Want?1:17
  • Open and Edit PDF Docs in Word2:14
  • Working with Headers & Footers9:25
  • Using Styles in Word3:08
  • Everything You Wanted to Know About Fonts12:25
  • Working with Line Spacing in Word5:05
  • Updating Margins in a Word Doc7:16
  • Pictures & Page Breaks8:04
  • Creating Different Section in a Word Doc5:18

    Learn to organize long Word documents by inserting section breaks, such as next page or continuous, and unlink headers to create distinct section headings like travel and expense workflow.

  • Watermarks, Backgrounds & Borders5:21
  • Themes, Styles & Colors7:17
  • Backstage View & Templates11:04
  • Bullets, Numbered & Multi-Level Lists11:31
  • Creating Multi-Column Documents5:04
  • Tables in Word (Part I)7:25
  • Tables in Word (Part II)5:47
  • Tables in Word (Part III)5:12
  • Find & Replace3:28
  • Checking Spelling & Grammar4:58
  • Commenting in a Word Doc2:37
  • Track Changes when Collaborating5:36
  • Using Macros in Word for Repetitive Tasks4:14
  • Shapes, Icons & Smart Art7:16
  • Take Screenshots Directly in Word1:45
  • Project (Part 1) - Document Setup with Screenshots4:47
  • Project (Part 2) - Headings, Titles & Styles6:09
  • Project (Part 3) - Cleanup & Cover Page4:25
  • Project (Part 4) - Table of Contents7:34

    learn to create a dynamic, automatic table of contents in word 2016, using heading levels 1–3, updating the table, and ensuring correct page numbering after the cover page.

  • Mail Merge (Part i)10:35
  • Mail Merge (Part II)3:44
  • Closing - Next Steps0:30

Requirements

  • You should have access to program Microsoft Word.

Description

This is Scott, author and trainer of several books and courses on Microsoft Office products.
 
But even more importantly, I've actively used Word in real-world situations for over 20 years.
 
With each new version of Word, I've not only learned what is new for myself and my own benefit, I've built my skills to help teach others and to train many of my colleagues.
 
In this course, you'll get the benefit of that experience in addition to learning the basics for how to use Word. You'll gain some tips and tricks and learn to avoid common pitfalls people encounter when they're using this program.
 
We’ll be creating robust documents from scratch using real-world examples from my experience in the business world, but don’t let that stop you.
 
The methods learned in this training can be applied anywhere:
·      Business
·      School
·      Home
·      Home Business
You name it.
 
Learning a New program can seem daunting at first.
 
But by using my award winning “look over my shoulder” training method, we’ll work together as if you are sitting right next to me looking over my shoulder. Instead of just going through the interface, tab by tab, learning individual functions we will build projects, from simple and large and dynamic reports using multiple features of Word to complete the task.
 
Each project builds upon what we’ve already covered so by the time you complete this course You will learn to think in terms of problem-solving rather than just knowing about each feature   
 
You will quickly discover how to make Word work the way you like to work.
For example, you'll learn how to quickly set up pages for your projects using margins, tabs, and styles.
Frequently used techniques like finding and replacing text, checking spelling, and creating outlines are covered thoroughly.
Documents are likely to include photos, charts, and other graphics. This course shows how to insert, re-size, and format those elements.
If you work with long documents you'll learn how to add headers footnotes, tables of contents and cover pages
If you collaborate with a team, you'll see how to track changes and add comments to a document.
You'll also learn the fine points of printing, how to publish PDF files, and how to send your finished work via e-mail.
The ideal student for this course is either a complete beginner or someone who uses word regularly but doesn’t really use too many of the features, maybe typing, changing fonts, bullet points, saving and printing but doesn’t really make those professional looking documents that will be either turned in for an assignment or shared with the entire company.
 
This course is also ideal for someone who uses an older version of Word and wants to see the new features in action.
Or to help on the interview or add a little extra job security.
 
So, feel free to look through the course description. I look forward to seeing you inside!


Who this course is for:

  • Either a complete beginner or someone who uses word regularly but doesn’t take advantage of too many of the features.