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Workshops are open to current Marygrove students, staff, and alumni and registration is required.

Please call 313.927.1582 to register for a workshop.
They are held in the Student Technology Instruction & Collaboration Center (STICC), which is located in L011,
the lower level of the Marygrove College Library.
Note: Workshops are subject to change.

In order to assure success, students are strongly recommended to have good keyboarding skills and be familiar with Windows XP for any of the MS Office 2010 applications.

Students are also strongly recommended to have completed the Basic workshop before attending the Intermediate workshop and both Basic and Intermediate before attending the Advanced workshop of the MS Office applications.

 

Topics covered in Microsoft Office 2010 workshops

Word 1 - Basic: Identify the parts of the Word window, open, create, save, close, rename, and delete a document, document views, select, insert, delete, replace, copy, and change the look of text, preview and print a document

Word 2 - Intermediate: Paragraph alignment, indent markers, custom tab stops, adjust the spacing after and before paragraphs, and between lines of a paragraph, styles, working with lists, headers, footers, page breaks, templates

Word 3 - Advanced: Cover page, Text Box, background, style, theme, columns, tables, Clip Art

PowerPoint 1 - Basic: Identify the parts of the PowerPoint window; open, create, edit a presentation; text style, spelling and grammar, slide layout, design, slide transitions

PowerPoint 2 - Intermediate: Tables, charts, clip art images, pictures, shapes, un/group, WordArt & Quick Access Toolbar

PowerPoint 3 - Advanced: Animation, sounds, movies, navigate through a slide show, virtual pen, hyperlinks, change default settings

PowerPoint QuickLearn - Basic information to create a presentation in one session.  Participants will leave with a basic document to use as a basis for future presentations.

Excel 1 - Basic: Identify the functions and parts of the Excel window, create, navigate, format, preview, print a worksheet, perform basic calculations

Excel 2 - Intermediate: Create a graph/chart and change its elements; create, modify and use a template; conditional formatting

Excel 3 - Advanced: Create formulas using the Insert Function; worksheet views (freezing titles, hiding data); consolidate worksheets, create a summary sheet; change page layout, create a header and footer

Excel Charts - QuickLearn - Basic information to create a spreadsheet and chart in one session.  Participants will leave with a basic spreadsheet to use as a basis for future charts.

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