Now your students can learn essential Microsoft® Office 2007 Skills — In a Flash!
Microsoft® Office 2007 In a Flash contains 16 video tutorials covering basic skills in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. With In a Flash your students will:
*Learn fundamental software skills fast with lessons in ten minutes or less!
*Get the “big picture” in the first lesson for each application with a basic explanation of how the application works, a project created from scratch, and examples of how the software is used in various professions.
*Follow the same project throughout the whole set of videos for each application, broken down into its logical steps, to get a full understanding of how to complete a project from start to finish.
*Work at their own pace, pausing, rewinding to review, or skipping skills that may already be familiar.
*Listen to lessons from an actual instructor, who speaks in an engaging, accessible style, accompanied by video demonstrations within the actual software — no screen captures. Closed captioning is available for those who cannot use audio.
In a Flash will be available on CD, and will contain the following video tutorials. Click on the live link below to watch a free sample video! (Please note: the sample video contains the product’s working title “In a Nutshell.” This title was for demo purposes only, and will be changed in the final product.)
Word 2007
- Navigating in Office 2007
- College-level Word Processing
- An Introduction to Spreadsheets
- Working with Cells and Cell Data
- Working with Functions and Formulas
- Formatting Spreadsheets
- Creating Charts, Inserting Pictures, and Printing
- Using Microsoft Access Databases
- Designing Database Tables
- Working with Datasheets and Forms
- Working with Queries and Reports
- Using PowerPoint
- Creating Presentations and Working with Slides and Text
- Working with Graphics Objects
- Working with Presentations
- Presenting, Publishing, and Printing
View the detailed Table of Contents here.
The Voice of In a Flash
Ken Baldauf, is on the faculty of Florida State University where he teaches thousands of students each year in computer literacy, management information systems, digital media, and Web development classes.
Between teaching and authoring Course Technology's Succeeding with Technology and Principles of Information Systems, Ken has developed a keen sense of what technology news and information is most important for college students as they prepare to enter the job market. Ken considers it his professional mission to help students from every educational discipline achieve the maximum benefits from the "power of technology".
Ken is also the voice of Course Technology’s "CourseCast of the week". www.coursecasts.course.com
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