DIGITAL SKILLS
OFFICE 365 FOR STUDENTS
OFFICE 365 FOR STUDENTS
Topic outline
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- Creating a new page
- Using menus
- Getting more help
- Sharing a document
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Using Save as to save a copy of your document.
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An illustrated step-by-step guide to making your documents accessible to people with different physical and cognitive abilities.
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Layout
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- Changing margins
- Portrait & landscape orientation
- Line spacing
- Changing margins
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Formatting text
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An illustrated step-by-step guide.
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An illustrated step-by-step guide.
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An illustrated step-by-step guide.
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An illustrated step-by-step guide.
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Tables & pictures
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- Adding small & large tables
- Adding pictures from your computer or the web
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Collaboration & authoring
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- Sharing a document
- Editing it with colleagues
- Adding comments
- Notifying colleagues
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Further learning
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- Microsoft Word for the web lets you make basic edits and formatting changes to your document in a web browser. For more advanced features, use Word for the web’s Open in Word command.
- Explanation of the differences between the desktop and browser-based versions of Word.
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- How Word can refine your writing
- Using voice dictation
- Accessibility:
- Word can read documents to you out loud
- Improving readability with reformatting
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- How to setup & use dictation.
- How to fix mistakes.
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A list of commands you can use with dictation for Word for the web to help format your documents.
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YouTube video. Click on the Moodle page link to see timestamps for each tip.
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