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Open Microsoft Office Word 2010 (Word Practice.docx)Open the document named: Word Practice.docx

View of Original Word Practice.docx before the lesson:

Listen for Cues

Don't try to write everything down. Listen for cues from your teacher about what is important. When you

hear "The reasons why..." "Here is how..." or a change in tone of voice, that indicates something

noteworthy is about to be said. Write down dates, names, definitions, and formulas, and why they are

important. Write down the gist of any examples or stories your teacher gives when explaining a point or

concept. These will help you remember the material.

Use AbbreviationsAbbreviations let you write more quickly. To abbreviate, condense a word or phrase into initials, or use a

symbol. For instance, use b/c for because; w/ for with; w/o for without; and govt for government. Always

use the same abbreviations for the same words and phrases so you'll immediately know what they stand

for.

Keep Organized

Keep notes for the same class together, along with any handouts.

Check the Board

When your teacher writes something on the board or projects it, that's a signal that the information is

important. Copy everything down, and note that it was on the board.

Review and Highlight

Go over your notes after class or after school while the lecture is still fresh in your mind. Complete any

partially recorded notes and clarify any unintelligible sections as quickly as possible. Add information that

will help you comprehend the material. Use a highlighter or a different color of ink to highlight, underline or

circle important words and phrases.

(O'Leary & O'Leary, 2008)

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Creating HeadingsNOTE: We will use Styles to format our Headings. The major benefit for using Styles to format the

header for each section is that this allows you to create a Table of Contents.

1. Highlight each of the Headings (Listen for Cues, Use Abbreviations, Keep Organized,

Review and Highlight) NOTE: To highlight text that is not adjacent, hold down the CTRL keywhile highlighting the text using your mouse.

2.

Home Tab, Styles Group, select Heading 1

Insert Clip Art1.

Insert Tab, Illustrations Group, Select Clip Art

2.

Research Pane opens, type Ear in the Search For text box

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3.

Select one of the Clip Art pictures and insert into document.

4.

Click on the picture, Arrange Group, and change the Text Wrapping on the clip art picture

so that you can move the picture anywhere in the documentright now it is in line with

text which limits where you can place the picture.

5.

Right-click on clip art, hover over Text Wrapping and select Square.

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6.

Now you can resize the picture (Always use one of the corner resizing handles) and drop

and drag the picture where you would like it to appear in your document.

7.

Insert another clip art picture using the search word organize and follow the same

method to change the text wrapping, resize and move this picture.

Insert a Cover Page1. Insert Tab, Pages Group, Select Cover Page

2.

Will show a group of Built In cover pages to choose: Select Pinstripes

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3.

Enter Title (Note Taking Tips), Subtitle (Delete this text block), Date, Company, Author

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Insert Table of Contents1.

Place your insertion point on the first row of the second page

2. References Tab, Table of Contents Group, Select Table of Contents

3.

Select Automatic 2 from the Built in Options for Table of Contents

Insert a Page Break1.

Place your insertion point on the first line of your document text (before the L in Listen)

2.

Insert Tab, Pages Group, Select Page Break

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Insert Header and Footer1.

Insert Tab, Header & Footer Group, Select Header

2.

Select Exposure in the Built in Options for Headers.

3.

Insert Tab, Header & Footer Group, Select Footer

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4.

Select Annual from the Built in Options for Footers

Insert Word Art1.

Place your insertion point at the end of your document

2.

Insert Tab, Text Group, Select WordArt

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Adding a Watermark to your Document1.

Page layout Tab, Page Background Group, Select Watermark

2.

Select Draft 1 from the Built in options

NOTE: this is also where you can add a Page Color (background) and Page Borders

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Adding a Theme to your DocumentNOTE: Themes allow you to apply a consistent look and feel to your documents. Each Theme

includes four text and background colors, six accent colors, and two hypertext colors.1. Page Layout Tab, Themes Group, Select Themes, Hover over several to see the Live

Preview.

2. Select the Theme that you like and view your document. Notice the changes in colors in

your document

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