
A short introduction video welcoming you to this course, telling you what to expect, and other relevant things to know regarding this course and the Microsoft Word program itself.
To start off this course, we will learn how to launch and open the Word program and break down what the interface on startup looks like.
In this video lecture, we will go over one of the most essential parts of the Word program's interface and architecture: the Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn about the Document Area in Word, where it is located, why it's significant, and what its purpose is.
In this video lecture, we will learn about the Quick Access Toolbar within Word and why it's such an essential and useful component of the program.
In this video lecture, we will talk about the Title Bar and Search Bar in Word. We will learn where these two bars are located within the program, and why they are important.
In this last video lecture of this section of the course, we will learn about the Status Bar within Word and why it's useful when using the program.
To begin this section of the course, we will learn and talk about the "Word" and "File" buttons found in the Menu Bar above the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn about the "Edit" button within the Menu Bar in the Microsoft Word program.
To wrap up this section of the course, we will talk about other things that are relevant and important to know about the Menu Bar in Word, such as how a lot of the buttons found in the Menu Bar mirror the buttons found in the Ribbon (which we'll get into more in the next section of this course).
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "Home" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "Insert" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "Draw" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "Design" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "Layout" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "References" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "Mailings" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "Review" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn all about the "View" tab within the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
In this video lecture, we will learn about the "Tell Me" button found next to the Microsoft Word Ribbon.
A short thank you and conclusion video to wrap up the course, along with some other information that I hope you will find helpful.
These are 10 personal tips and recommendations from me to help make your Word documents look more professional and well-made.
Do you want to learn to use Microsoft Word but don't know where to start or feel overwhelmed? Not to worry! In my Learn Word Now: Microsoft Word for Beginners course, I will guide you from the very beginning of the program through interactive video lessons, activities, resources, and other materials only found in this course.
All the essential knowledge you need to get started using Word is covered in this course, and you will be shown how powerful and useful Word can be for creating documents, resumes, charts, tables, and so much more! As this course is a complete introduction and walkthrough to Word, you will be guided button by button and tab by tab. In addition, you will learn creative shortcuts and tips to improve your efficiency and productivity, along with the terminology related to Microsoft Word. This course fills every gap in knowledge that every beginner needs to start using the program.
And unlike other courses, my course requires ZERO prior experience, background, or knowledge of Word! Apart from having a computer, all you need is your time and attention to complete this course and learn Word.
Whether you have the 2013, 2016, 2019, or 365 versions of Word installed or available, don't worry! The differences between each version of Word at the beginner's level are minimal, and this course is made with all versions of Word in mind. (However, please be aware that the 2021/365 version of Microsoft Word on a Mac OS computer is used in this course's video lectures for demonstration purposes.)
So if you're ready to start with Microsoft Word and create your own documents and files, whether for school, work, or personal use, then enroll in this course today and become a Word master!