This document provides 10 general instructions for completing module activities in Microsoft Office. Students are advised to use Office 2010 or newer, read instructions before starting activities, and complete the 4 units of module 2 sequentially. Each unit contains reading materials and specific activities. Formatted files are provided to avoid starting from scratch. Students should save their work frequently using the "Save As" function to avoid overwriting original files. All activities should be followed as instructed and saved in folders without mixing files from different units. Collaboration is allowed but copying work is prohibited. The goal is to familiarize students with the applications through hands-on practice.
This document provides 10 general instructions for completing module activities in Microsoft Office. Students are advised to use Office 2010 or newer, read instructions before starting activities, and complete the 4 units of module 2 sequentially. Each unit contains reading materials and specific activities. Formatted files are provided to avoid starting from scratch. Students should save their work frequently using the "Save As" function to avoid overwriting original files. All activities should be followed as instructed and saved in folders without mixing files from different units. Collaboration is allowed but copying work is prohibited. The goal is to familiarize students with the applications through hands-on practice.
This document provides 10 general instructions for completing module activities in Microsoft Office. Students are advised to use Office 2010 or newer, read instructions before starting activities, and complete the 4 units of module 2 sequentially. Each unit contains reading materials and specific activities. Formatted files are provided to avoid starting from scratch. Students should save their work frequently using the "Save As" function to avoid overwriting original files. All activities should be followed as instructed and saved in folders without mixing files from different units. Collaboration is allowed but copying work is prohibited. The goal is to familiarize students with the applications through hands-on practice.
This document provides 10 general instructions for completing module activities in Microsoft Office. Students are advised to use Office 2010 or newer, read instructions before starting activities, and complete the 4 units of module 2 sequentially. Each unit contains reading materials and specific activities. Formatted files are provided to avoid starting from scratch. Students should save their work frequently using the "Save As" function to avoid overwriting original files. All activities should be followed as instructed and saved in folders without mixing files from different units. Collaboration is allowed but copying work is prohibited. The goal is to familiarize students with the applications through hands-on practice.
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General Instruction- Please Read.
1. Everyone is suggested to use a Microsoft Suite (Word, Powerpoint, Excel)version 2010
and onward, version lower than 2010 might be a little different and you will possibly confuse where to look all the tools/functions that is stated on the given module activity. It is suggested to read first the module instruction (the PDF format) before you start the activities as to avoid redundancy and confusion on the instructions. 2. There are four(4) units that composes the Module 2, every unit has its own reading material (pdf file) and likewise specific activities to be followed and completed in it. 3. Inside every unit folder there are files (i.e. WD A-1) for Unit A which are a preformatted files that are needed for the activities. Please make sure you will not overwrite the original file, save a copy of your own so that you will be able to go back to the original file if so happen that you need to start all over again in the activity. The said file(s) are given to avoid starting from the scratch, all you need is to do is to use the file as instructed on the given activity file (the PDF file or the Skills review file) as your starting document for editing. 4. Please use the SAVE AS function in saving your activity to avoid overwriting every file. It is expected to generate multiple version of the same files for every given activity. For every changes/editing of the file(s) use the SAVE AS function/command. 5. Follow the instructions In the Skills Review file to complete all the tasks. Do the activity in sequence to avoid missing any item on the activity. The term/word(s) in green color are need to be typed and the term within [ ] are commands that are needed to be executed by pressing them on your keyboard (i.e. [Tab] – means pressing the keyboard function Tab). 6. All the items on the Skills Review files are need to be accomplished, except those that needs printing. No need for a hard copy, all activities within every unit must be saved accordingly in a single folder to avoid mixing them to files on the other unit folder. Keep your activity files within your laptop/PC, and you will be given instruction when to send/ upload your files accordingly. 7. Again, every time you made changes to a certain file use the SAVE As method so save your files to avoid overwriting the previous file. It is expected to have numerous files even within a single activity as instructed. 8. In saving each file use the original file name followed by the title of the activity/task and your initial. 9. You may collaborate with your other classmates if you need to especially to those that are more knowledgeable in the applications, but avoid copying their work because I will definitely know if you copied them and I will not count them as your activity and you will lose point for that. 10. Though this subject does not need a creative reasoning nor a complex analysis to passed, the nature of the activities is more on familiarizing by accomplishing an outputs. You will learn as you do it and will much remember them if you do it yourself. You are highly encourage to obey the principle of “learning by doing.”