Learn Microsoft Office 2010 by getting trained in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Access.
This computer skills course is a highly demanded compilation of web-based training for five Microsoft Office 2010 software products including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook.
This is a perfect course if you want to enhance your existing office skills using this software; as a new employee induction training program; or for companies wanting to up-skill their current staff.
People who use older versions of Microsoft Office, particularly 2003 and 2007 versions, will be amazed at the new feature sets of Microsoft Office 2010!
For those who have completed ABC IT, our comprehensive introductory computer course, the Microsoft Office 2010 course is the perfect next step as a means of getting your Microsoft Office skills up-to-date.
Module 1: Making the switch to Word 2010
Module 2: What's New in Word
Module 3: Creating Your First Word Document
Module 4: Explore Your Document using the Navigation Pane
Module 5: Create Visually Compelling Documents
Module 6: Get Control of Page Numbers, Headers, and Footers
Module 7: Create and Customize a Table of Contents
Module 8: Create Accessible Documents
Module 9: Word 2010 Tips and Techniques
Module 10: Keyboard Shortcuts
Module 11: Microsoft Office 2010 Security
Module 12: Module 31: Making the Switch to PowerPoint 2010
Module 13: Module 32: What's New in PowerPoint 2010
Module 14: Module 33: Create Your First PowerPoint 2010 Presentation
Module 15: Module 34: Add Photos to PowerPoint
Module 16: Module 35: Insert Video into a Presentation
Module 17: Module 36: Broadcast a Presentation
Module 18: Module 37: Charts and SmartArt in PowerPoint
Module 19: Module 38: Animations and Transitions
Module 20: Module 39: Keyboard Shortcuts
Module 21: Module 40: PowerPoint Tips and Techniques
Module 22: Module 51: Making the Switch to Outlook 2010
Module 23: Module 52: What's new in Microsoft Outlook 2010
Module 24: Module 53: Get Familiar with the Outlook Calendar
Module 25: Module 54: Manage Your Information and Create RSS Web Feeds
Module 26: Module 55: Organize Messages and Automatic Replies
Module 27: Module 56: Electronic Business Cards, E-mail Signatures and Instant Search
Module 28: Module 57: Organize with Templates and Views
Module 29: Module 58: Microsoft Outlook 2010 Assessment
Module 30: Module 14: Make the Switch to Excel 2010
Module 31: Module 15: What's New in Excel 2010
Module 32: Module 16: Basic Tasks in Excel 2010
Module 33: Module 17: Get to Know Excel 2010 - Create Your First Spreadsheet
Module 34: Module 18: Get to Know Excel 2010 - Create Formulas
Module 35: Module 19: VLOOKUP - What It Is and When to Use It
Module 36: Module 20: Understand Data at a Glance with Conditional Formatting
Module 37: Module 21: Sparklines - Use Tiny Charts to Show Data Trends
Module 38: Module 22: Use Excel Tables to Manage Information
Module 39: Module 23: The IF Function - What It Is and How To Use It
Module 40: Module 24: How to Create a Basic Chart in Excel 2010
Module 41: Module 25: Save Time by Creating and Running Macros in Excel 2010
Module 42: Module 26: Figure Out Dates by Using Formulas in Excel 2010
Module 43: Module 27: Plan Payments and Savings in Excel 2010
Module 44: Module 28: Keyboard Shortcuts in Excel 2010
Module 45: Module 29: Microsoft Excel 2010 Assessment
Module 46: Module 12: Microsoft Word 2010 Assessment
Module 47: Module 41: Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Assessment
Module 48: Module 43: Making the Switch to Microsoft Access 2010
Module 49: Module 44: Design and Create New Tables for a Database
Module 50: Module 45: Create Relationships and Queries for a New Database
Module 51: Module 46: Create Forms and Reports for a New Database
Module 52: Module 47: Build and Publish Web Databases
Module 53: Module 48: Access 2010 Keyboard Shortcuts
Module 54: Module 49: Microsoft Access 2010 Assessment
Module 55: Module 60: Microsoft Office 2010 Training - Final Assessment
