Learning Microsoft Office Word 2003

Become a Microsoft Office Word 2003 Expert!

Do you need to learn Microsoft Word for business, school or work?

We will cover all the basics of creating, editing, formatting and printing documents.

Great For!

• Business professionals
• PR folks
• Writers
• Students
• Consultants

Level: 101 - No Experience Necessary

Time: 2 hours

Location: Online Workshop

Cost: $85 Regular $35 Sale

You Will Learn

This a live, online version of the class I taught for the Saint Paul Public Schools Community Education program. We'll go through the 20 most important parts of Microsoft Word together.

There will be time to try things yourself and ask questions.

1. Microsoft Word: The Overview
2. Essentials of Word
3. Menu Bar
4. Help Window
5. Standard Toolbar
6. Formatting Toolbar
7. Closing Documents vs Closing Word
8. Views
9. Docked vs floating toolbars
10. Text size and fonts
11. Change the default text size and font
12. Entering text
13. Insert Graphics
14. Spellcheck
15. Tables
16. Editing your document
17. Shortcuts
18. Printing
19. Margins
20. Printing

Hands On Exercises

You will have the opportunity to try out what you're learning during class!  After seeing how to, you'll get real world experience with the following exercises to help you remember what you've learned. 

• Exercise 1 – Add and Remove Toolbars
• Exercise 3 – Change the default font size and text
• Exercise 4 – Moving around in Word
• Exercise 4 – Printing and Page setup

Free Online Word 2003 Tutorial

Microsoft Word XP 2003 by Denise Etheridge

What You Need To Attend

1. Microsoft Office 2002/2003 installed on your computer
2. A connected printer if you plan to do the printing exercise
3. Access to your email account
4. Internet connected computer
5. Computer speakers
6. Long Distance calling or Skype - (you can use Skype's monthly $3 plan)
7. Questions about Microsoft Word 2003
8. Suggested Item: A headset will allow you to work easier at your keyboard. Speakerphones will cause problems on conference calls.

Adria Richards has been in the IT industry for 10 years and launched her own consulting company in 2006. She is an active supporter of open source and promotes developers and their tools on social networks. Adria has appeared on the news and various media outlets due to her citizen journalism on her tech blog at http://butyoureagirl.com. She was hired on in 1999 at Geeksquad by Robert Stephens and has amassed experience in landing the jobs and clients she wants through interviewing, resume preperation, promotion of her skills and getting to know folks. Adria holds her Microsoft MCSA, MCDST and A+ certifications.