This document contains a storyboard for a video tutorial on formatting text in Microsoft Word. The storyboard outlines 9 sections for the video, including an animated title, introduction explaining the topics to be covered, and sections demonstrating the formatting tools, options, and similarities in PowerPoint and Excel. Each section lists the title, transitions, audio, content, and narration text. The overall video will be approximately 5 minutes and 10 seconds long and cover formatting text, tools, and options in Word, as well as similarities in other Microsoft Office programs.

1. Final Project: Formatting
Text in Microsoft Word
Diana Havens
EDT 631
Assignment #2: Storyboard
August 18, 2013
Project Notes:
Design Theme: Camtasia’s Office View.
Approx. Length: 5:10
1. Animated Title
2. Background Image with Video
Introduction
3. Basic Title – Formatting Tools
4. Video Demonstration with
Narration
5. Basic Title – Formatting Options
6. Video Demonstration with
Narration
7. Basic Title – PowerPoint & Excel
8. Video Demonstration with
Narration
9. Slideshow of Formatted Text
Examples with Video Conclusion

2. Title slide
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: Camtasia – Blues Country
Content: Office View – Animated Title,
(screen capture shown on right).
Transition Out: Fade through black

3. Introduction with Video
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: No Background Audio
Content: Video introduction over
“formatting text” image (as shown on
the right).
Callouts:
• Formatting Tools
• Formatting Options
• PowerPoint & Excel
(shown at *, **, & *** in the
transcript)
Narration: See Transcript
Transition Out : Fade through black
Transcript:
Hello, everyone. I want to talk to you about formatting text in your documents.
Formatted text will make your documents look more professional and polished. In this
digital age, this is extremely important. If you’re a student – you will need to know how
to format your text and you’ll probably be given specific requirements from your
instructor. Looking for a job? You need a professional resume with well-formatted text.
In this video we will look at Microsoft Word. I’m going to show you where to find all
your *formatting tools, the different **formatting options you have, and, briefly,
formatting in **PowerPoint & Excel.
Let’s get started.

4. Formatting Tools
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: Camtasia – Blues Country
Content: Office View – Basic Title
Transition Out: Fade through black

5. Formatting Tools
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: No background audio
Content: Video capture of software
demonstration (screen capture
pictured on right).
Pan/Zoom: Zoom in for details during
demonstration.
Narration: See Transcript
Transition Out: Fade through Black
Transcript:
Before we get started formatting , I want to show you how to access the formatting tools.
When you open a new document, the default tab you start with is the Home tab. On this
tab you can find all your text formatting tools. You have tools here for the clipboard, font,
paragraphs, and styles. I want you to notice that when you hover over these buttons it
displays some information. For example, the bold button, shows you the keyboard
shortcut which is another way to format text. The keyboard shortcut for Bold is ctrl + b,
which means on your keyboard you hold down the control button while pressing b.
Also, in the bottom of these groups is this little box, if you click on this it opens up a
dialogue box with all your options for that section.
Another way to format text is to right click and bring up the formatting menu.
Finally, you can use the Styles group to apply predefined formatting to your selected text.

6. Formatting Tools
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: Camtasia – Blues Country
Content: Office View – Basic Title
Transition Out: Fade through black

7. Formatting Options
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: No background audio
Content: Video capture of software
demonstration (screen capture
pictured on right).
Pan/Zoom: Zoom in for details during
demonstration.
Narration: See Transcript
Transition Out: Fade through Black
Transcript:
So now let’s take a look at the different options you have for formatting text. In this
group you have the options to change the font type, size, and color. You can also make
the text bold, use italics, and underline. There are also some other special effects and
highlighting options that can be applied.
To use one of these options, simply highlight the text you want to change and then press
the formatting button that you want to use. You can also select your formatting without
selecting any text and begin typing.
Don’t worry if you apply formatting and you don’t like it. You can always hit undo to go
back a step (or more), or you can select the text and click on this eraser button to remove
the formatting.
Moving on to the Paragraph group, here you have all your formatting tools that you
would use for the whole paragraph. These include bullet points, numbered lists,
alignment, and line spacing.
Line spacing is really important in text formatting. This helps you break up your text so
that it is not too close together and helps separate different sections more clearly. Again,
you can access the line spacing formatting by clicking on this button, or open up the
dialogue box for more options.

8. Formatting Tools
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: Camtasia – Blues Country
Content: Office View – Basic Title
Transition Out: Fade through black

9. PowerPoint & Excel
Transition In: Fade through black
Audio: No background audio
Content: Video capture of software
demonstration (screen capture
pictured on right).
Pan/Zoom: Zoom in for details during
demonstration.
Narration: See Transcript
Transition Out: Fade through Black
Transcript:
One of the great things about Microsoft Office is that it is easy to work in different
programs. You’ll notice that Word, Excel and PowerPoint all have similar looking Home
tabs. There are some groups that are program specific. For example, on the Excel Home
tab there is a Cells group and on the PowerPoint Home tab there is a Slides group and
you won’t find these groups on the Word home tab.
However, all three programs have a Clipboard group, Font group, and Word and
PowerPoint have a Paragraph group while Excel has an Alignment group that has some of
the same options as the Paragraph group.
These similarities mean that you’ll be able to apply what you’ve learned about text
formatting in Microsoft Word when you use different programs in Microsoft Office.

10. End Slide
Transition In: Fade through Black
Audio: Camtasia – Blues Country
(background - low)
Content: Video conclusion next to
slideshow of formatted text examples
(as pictured on right).
Narration: See Transcript
Transition Out: Fade through Black
Transcript:
As you can see, there are a lot of different formatting options to choose from. Just
remember, to produce a professional and polished looking document, keep your
formatting easy to read and consistent.
I recommend that you spend some time exploring all the different formatting
options available to you. The more you practice and explore the formatting tools,
the more comfortable you’ll get using them. So get out there, start practicing, be
creative, and explore all that Word and Microsoft Office have to offer for
formatting text. Thanks for watching and good luck!