Instructions Graduation Party Location It is now time to revisit your graduation planning activities by choosing your location and entertainment for the party. You will do this by creating tables to compare the attributes and issues of your various choices. Create a new Microsoft Word document and save it as W2P_LastName.docx . Note that you might want to change your page orientation to landscape to better fit your data. Create a table to compare the different locations you chose in Week 1. You can add a table to your document by using the Table icon in the Insert ribbon of Microsoft Word. Your table should include the following columns: Location: List the three possible locations. Web site: Include the URL hyperlink for each location’s Web site. Positives: Include a bulleted or numbered list* of positive attributes of each. Negatives: Include a bulleted or numbered list of issues for each location. Estimated Cost: Include the cost(s) associated with using the location/facility. *You can create a list using the icons in the Paragraph panel of the Home ribbon (Bullets, Numbering, or Multilevel). Changing the margin settings of the cells with bullets can be helpful. Beneath your table, write a paragraph of at least 50 words to include: Identify which location you chose. Justify why you made the choices you did using the information in the tables to guide your decision. Check the Status bar at the bottom of the window to see the word count. Finally add the finishing touches to the paper. Add page numbers in the Footer (bottom of your page). Add a Header that includes the name of your event and your name. Add some formatting and color to your table. Bold and center the table headings. You can change the color of your text or the color of the background to color code your table or make it more readable. Be creative and have fun! By the due date assigned, submit your completed document to the Submissions Area. Click on the link below, Week 2 Project Tips, for some visual aids on how to tackle this week’s project. ...

1. Instructions
Graduation Party Location
It is now time to revisit your graduation planning activities by
choosing your location and entertainment for the party. You
will do this by creating tables to compare the attributes and
issues of your various choices.
Create a new Microsoft Word document and save it as
W2P_LastName.docx
. Note that you might want to change your page orientation to
landscape to better fit your data.
Create a table to compare the different locations you chose in
Week 1. You can add a table to your document by using the
Table icon in the Insert ribbon of Microsoft Word. Your table
should include the following columns:
Location: List the three possible locations.
Web site: Include the URL hyperlink for each location’s Web
site.
Positives: Include a bulleted or numbered list* of positive
attributes of each.
Negatives: Include a bulleted or numbered list of issues for each
location.
Estimated Cost: Include the cost(s) associated with using the

2. location/facility.
*You can create a list using the icons in the Paragraph panel of
the Home ribbon (Bullets, Numbering, or Multilevel). Changing
the margin settings of the cells with bullets can be helpful.
Beneath your table, write a paragraph of at least 50 words to
include:
Identify which location you chose.
Justify why you made the choices you did using the information
in the tables to guide your decision.
Check the Status bar at the bottom of the window to see the
word count.
Finally add the finishing touches to the paper.
Add page numbers in the Footer (bottom of your page).
Add a Header that includes the name of your event and your
name.
Add some formatting and color to your table.
Bold and center the table headings.
You can change the color of your text or the color of the

3. background to color code your table or make it more readable.
Be creative and have fun!
By the due date assigned, submit your completed document to
the
Submissions Area.
Click on the link below, Week 2 Project Tips, for some visual
aids on how to tackle this week’s project.