This document provides instructions for students to design and print a cybercitizenship passport using Microsoft Word. It outlines the daily objectives of being able to design the passport and post images to an online community corkboard. It then provides detailed instructions for laying out the passport design and printing it correctly using the classroom printer, which requires manually feeding the second page to print the back side with the proper orientation. Students are asked to turn in their completed passports and also post images online.

1. Cybercitizen Passport
Visual Presentations 8
Ms. Vigil

2. Daily Objectives
 I will be able to designand print outa Cybercitizenship
Passport using Word and classroom instruction.
 I will be able to post4 images on the Community
Corkboard using Lino Website.

3. Passport Layout

4. Use the shape tool and arrange
button to create layers on your
passport.
Design your passport to fit your
style and liking.
Remember to keep the pages
clutter-free for writing and stamps.

5. Double check your layout
before you print! Make
sure text is in the right spot
and going in the right
direction.
Read all of the instructions
before you print!

6. Only one
person at a
time to print!

7. Really…only
one person at
a time to print!

8. Read all instructions first!
 To print, go to File  Print
 Change the Printer to “Konica Minolta”
 Where it says “Copies & Pages,” change it to say “Paper
Feed”
 Click the second dot so it says,
 “First page from Cassette
 All following from Manual Feed”(don’t hit print yet…finish
reading the next 3 slides too!)
 Page one will print normally, but you must go to the printer to
put your print-out into the Manual Feed tray for Page two.
Keep reading…

9. Page one will
come out with
the ink face-
down.
Keep reading…

10. To print page
two, place the
paper into the
manual feed tray
with the ink right-
side up. Don’t
change the
direction of the
paper.
Flip to ink side up
You should see
the passport logo
on the bottom right
corner in the
manual feed tray.

11. Okay, now you
can print your
passports one
at a time!

12. Turn passports into the
star basket.
Then log onto the
SchoolFusion Website and
click on “Building
Community” and follow the
instructions for 1B.