Microsoft PowerPoint

4-6 Weeks based on Project(s)

1. What is Microsoft PowerPoint mainly used for?
2. What are the two main concepts that you need to keep in mind when developing a PowerPoint presentation?
3. What type of situations would a PowerPoint be helpful to utilize?
4. What type of situations would a PowerPoint be hurtful to utilize?

File Tab:

• Create a new blank presentation
• Create a new template presentation
• Open a saved presentation from: Network or OneDrive locations
• Save a presentation to: Network or OneDrive locations

Home Tab:

• Copy, Cut, Paste
• Change the font
• Change the font size
• Change the font color
• Change the font weight
• Add italics
• Add an Underline
• Change the text alignment
• Add bullets/lists

Insert Tab:

• Insert Picture from file
• Insert Oneline Picture
• Insert ClipArt
• Insert/Edit Word Art
• Insert Text Box (draw text box)

 Design Tab:

• Slide Background
• Slide Side (standard, widescreen, custom)
• Change theme
• Change color scheme

Transition Tab:

• Tansitions types
• Transition effect options
• Sounds
• Durations
• Advance Slide (on-click, after)
• Apply to all
• Remove tansition (right-click on slide)
• Preview

 Animations Tab:

• Animations (Entrance, Exit, Emphaisis, Motion Paths)
• Animation options
• Animation Pane (on-click, with previous, with after, moving order)
• Animation Trigger
• Animation Painter
• Start animation
• Duration of animation
• Delay animation
• Reorder animation (move up, move down)
• Preview

 Slideshow Tab:

• From beginning slide
• From current slide
• Hide slide

Shortcuts:

• ESC - Exit slideshow
• F5 - Start slideshow

1. Title Bar
2. Save
3. Save As
4. Open
5. New Document
6. Print
7. Ribbon
8. Tab
9. Insert
10. Space
11. Backspace
12. Enter
13. Font
14. Font Size
15. Font Color
16. Font Weight
17. Text Decoration
18. Text Alignment
19. Cut
20. Copy
21. Paste
22. Picture
23. Online Picture
24. WordArt
25. Text Box
26. Format
27. Theme

Projects:

1. George Washington Presentation

Microsoft Publisher

1-4 weeks based on Project(s)

1. What is Microsoft Publisher mainly used for?
2. Identify the main components of Microsoft Publisher in relation to the other Office programs?
3. What is a key difference between Word and Publisher?

1. In what situation would you choose Microsoft Publisher over Microsoft Word?
2. What are three benefits for utilizing Microsoft Publisher?
3. What types of documents can you create in Microsoft Publisher?

File Tab:

• Create a new blank document (portrait, landscape, different size)
• Create a new template document
• Open a saved document from: Network or OneDrive locations
• Save a documnet to: Network or OneDrive locations
• Print a document

Home Tab:

• Copy, Cut, Paste
• Change the font
• Change the font size
• Change the font color
• Change the font weight
• Add italics
• Add an Underline
• Change the text alignment
• Add bullets/lists

Insert Tab:

• Insert Picture from file
• Insert Oneline Picture
• Insert/Edit boarders and accents
• Insert/Edit Word Art
• Insert Text Box (draw text box)

Design Tab:

• Insert a page background
• Change the theme
• Change color scheme
• Change guides

Navigation Pane:

• Navigation
• Insert new (1 or 2 page)
• Insert Duplicate (1 or 2 page)
• Delete page
• Move page
• Rename page

Document Pane:

• Rulers
• Print Lines
• Guide Lines
• Zooming

1. Title Bar
2. Save
3. Save As
4. Open
5. New Document
6. Print
7. Ribbon
8. Tab
9. Insert
10. Space
11. Backspace
12. Enter
13. Homerow
14. Font
15. Font Size
16. Font Color
17. Font Weight
18. Text Decoration
19. Text Alignment
20. Cut
21. Copy
22. Paste
23. Picture
24. Online Picture
25. ClipArt
26. WordArt
27. Text Box
28. Format
29. Theme
30. Background Color
31. Page Boarder
32. Margin
33. Page Size
34. Orientation (Portrait/Landscape)

Projects:

• Nameplate
• Flashcards for Vocabulary

Microsoft Word

1-4 Weeks based on project(s)

1. What is Microsoft Word mainly used for?
2. Identify the key components of Microsoft Word in relation to the Office Suite.

1. What do we mainly use Microsoft Word for?
2. What and where is the title bar located?
3. What and where is the ribbon located?
4. What are tabs?
5. How do you open/create a document? Give at least 2 ways.
6. Where does text/images go when you open a Word document?
7. What is page orientation mean?
8. What is the default page orientation?
9. What allows for some flexibility within Microsoft Word in where items can be placed on a page?

File Tab:

• Create a new blank document
• Create a new template document
• Open a saved document from: Network or OneDrive locations
• Save a documnet to: Network or OneDrive locations
• Print a document

Home Tab:

• Copy, Cut, Paste
• Change the font
• Change the font size
• Change the font color
• Change the font weight
• Add italics
• Add an Underline
• Change the text alignment
• Add bullets/lists

Insert Tab:

• Insert Picture from file
• Insert Oneline Picture
• Insert Shapes
• Insert/Edit Word Art
• Insert Text Box (draw text box)

Design Tab:

• Insert a page boarder
• Insert a page background
• Change the theme

Page Layout Tab:

• Change the page orientation (Portrait or Landscape)
• Change the margins
• Change the page size

Document Pane:

• Zooming

1. Title Bar
2. Save
3. Save As
4. Open
5. New Document
6. Print
7. Ribbon
8. Tab
9. Insert
10. Space
11. Backspace
12. Enter
13. Homerow
14. Font
15. Font Size
16. Font Color
17. Font Weight
18. Text Decoration
19. Text Alignment
20. Cut
21. Copy
22. Paste
23. Picture
24. Online Picture
25. WordArt
26. Text Box
27. Format
28. Theme
29. Background Color
30. Page Boarder
31. Margin
32. Page Size
33. Orientation (Portrait/Landscape)

Projects:

1. Fun Facts About Japan
2. Fun Facts About Australia
3. George Washington Fact Sheet