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This document introduces Microsoft Office applications that are commonly used in educational settings, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access. Word is primarily used for creating text documents like newsletters, lesson plans, and worksheets. PowerPoint helps educators create presentations, Excel allows them to work with spreadsheets, and Access provides database software functionality. The document encourages navigating tutorials to learn more about using each application and how they can enhance the learning environment.
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- Firefox is a free and easy-to-use web browser that provides full speed and security.
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- Slideshare allows users to easily upload and share PowerPoint presentations.
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- 1. Welcome to Computer Basics Familiarization Level
- 2. Getting to know your computer
- 3. Getting to know your laptop
- 4. Identifying Microsoft Word Microsoft software has been a very popular component in the classroom. One of the more popular applications used amongst educators is Word, which is used primarily for the creation of text documents. Educators use Microsoft word in the form of a newsletter, lesson plan, worksheet or test. There are many other possibilities for usage, this application can be used for most of the educators needs in the classroom today. Navigate through the tutorial to learn more. http://www.gcflearnfree.org/word2003/1.2
- 6. Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel and Access Microsoft software has become very popular in education, with the use of spreadsheets, presentations and database software there are many benefits that can help educators become as productive as possible. These applications help to enhance any learning environment. So get to know these applications as you navigate through the tutorials. http://www.gcflearnfree.org/excel2003/1.2 http://www.gcflearnfree.org/powerpoint2003/1.2 http://www.gcflearnfree.org/access2003/2.2