Advanced+Word

 **Read Me! ** With the introduction of Word, I don't have much more to offer you. Word is a very powerful document. It provides you with tools to create learning and teaching tools that are dynamic, interactive, and visually stimulating. We can add sound, video and links to outside resources to expand student learning. We can use Word manage data. And everything we create is a document we can revisit, revise, and reuse with our improvements.  


 **See Me! ** Here are some examples (shown in class). PLEASE APPRECIATE that the content is the most important component, not the aesthetics.

[|Artic Fox Food Chain Group Activity.doc] [|Weather.doc] [|Vegetables.doc] [|The 60d.doc] [|Rainforest.doc] [|Human Body.doc] [|German.doc] [|Colorado History.doc] [|Butterflies.doc] [|Website design.doc] [|Website design.doc] [|Viruses.doc] [|SolarSystem.doc]

   **Teach Me! ** This graphic organizer shares with you the tools we covered in class.

   **Try Me! ** Your task: <span style="FONT-FAMILY: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif">Design and create a Word document with a formatted table that sets up a group activity; and (2) provides individual embedded instructions and website resources for each person in the group. The following should be included: graphics, links, embedded objects, and one piece of sound or video.

<span style="FONT-FAMILY: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive"> **<span style="COLOR: rgb(180,71,8); BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(255,234,0)">A Llttle tidbit you might find useful: hidden text

** Hiding text in a Word document Word allows you to hide text in your document. The text remains a part of the document, but it doesn’t appear unless you opt to display it.

Combined with printing options, this can be handy for a number of different reasons. For example, you may wish to print two differing versions of a document. In one, you can omit portions of text. There’s no need to save two copies on your hard drive.

To hide text, follow these steps:

1. Highlight the portion you wish to hide 2. Right-click and select **Font…** 3. In the **Effects** section, select **Hidden** 4. Click **OK**

The hidden text may appear on the computer screen, depending on your view options. To toggle the display of hidden text, follow these steps:

1. Click **Tools** 2. Select **Options** 3. Open the **View** tab 4. Under Formatting marks, select or deselect **Hidden** 5. Click **OK** <span style="COLOR: rgb(255,165,0)"> Looking for screen shots on how to do this? Look no more! Here it is: http://www.online-tech-tips.com/ms-office-tips/word-hidden-text/ <span style="FONT-FAMILY: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive"> <span style="COLOR: rgb(180,71,8); BACKGROUND-COLOR: rgb(255,234,0)">

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