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| Office 2010: New Features |
| Course Number: AP0637 |
| Category: Business & Office Applications |
| Duration: 1.00 day |
Description
This ILT Series course covers those features of Microsoft Office 2010 that are new to the Office system, with dedicated units for the new features of each application. In Word, students will learn to use the Navigation pane and apply new text effects. In Excel they will use sparklines, filter data with slicers, and create a PivotChart. In PowerPoint they will organize slides into sections, edit movie clips, apply animation effects, and learn how to broadcast slide shows. In Outlook they will manage e-mail conversations, create Quick Steps, and use the People Pane. In Access, they will learn how to use the tabbed document window, create Lookup list fields, and use the data type gallery. In addition, students will learn about ribbon customization and Backstage view, and save a file as a PDF.
Outline
- Unit 1: The Office 2010 interface
- Topic A: Office interface elements
- Topic B: New Ribbon features
- Topic C: Microsoft Office Backstage view
- Unit 2: New Word features
- Topic A: Formatting options
- Topic B: The Navigation pane
- Unit 3: New Excel features
- Topic A: Sparklines
- Topic B: PivotTables and slicers
- Topic C: PivotCharts
- Unit 4: New PowerPoint features
- Topic A: Reading view
- Topic B: Sections
- Topic C: Media clips
- Topic D: Animations
- Topic E: Broadcasting a slide show online
- Unit 5: New Outlook features
- Topic A: The Outlook interface
- Topic B: Conversation management
- Topic C: Quick Steps
- Topic D: The People Pane
- Unit 6: New Access features
- Topic A: The Access 2010 environment
- Topic B: Data features
- Appendix A: Collaboration in Outlook 2010
- Topic A: Connecting with colleagues via Outlook Social Connectors
- Topic B: Staying informed with RSS
Please note that this content is meant to be a guideline.
Class material is subject to change and may be presented in a slightly different format than listed.