Windows and Microsoft Office Basics E-LearningThe Windows and Microsoft Office Basics E-Learning curriculum is part of a program that brings together relevant services for telecenter operators and governments that sponsor shared-access computing facilities (such as telecenters and kiosks). The courses provide essential training to help operators of shared-access facilities create sustainable e-learning services for their clients, increase revenues, and help program participants develop computing skills.
The following is an overview of the Windows and Microsoft Office Basics E-Learning curriculum. The curriculum offers access to a set of rich and engaging e-learning courses that explore the basic concepts and skills needed to work with the Windows operating system and popular Microsoft Office applications. The six courses include: Windows XP SP 2 Essentials | | • | Work with folders and files in Windows XP | | • | View files and folders | | • | Create and rename files and folders | | • | Open, save, and compress files | | • | Move and copy | | • | Create shortcuts | | • | Delete and recover files and folders |
| Windows Vista Essentials | | • |
Start working with Windows Vista | | • |
Navigate and customize the Windows Vista user interface | | • |
Work with programs in Windows Vista | | • |
Work with files and folders in Windows Vista | | • |
Work with Internet Explorer 7 |
| Microsoft Office Word 2007 | | • | Get started with Microsoft Office Word 2007 | | • | Edit and proofread documents in Microsoft Office Word 2007 | | • | Format documents in Microsoft Office Word 2007 |
| Microsoft Office Excel 2007 | | • | Get started with Microsoft Office Excel 2007 | | • | Perform calculations on data in Office Excel 2007 |
| Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 | | • | Get started with Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 | | • | Work with slides in Office PowerPoint 2007 |
| Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 | | • | Get started with Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 | | • | Work with e-mail messages in Office Outlook 2007 |
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In addition to e-learning instruction, most courses also provide a 10-question multiple-choice assessment test to help participants measure their progress against the course objectives. Upon successful completion of all the courses and assessments, the participant receives a certificate of achievement. How to Participate If your institution participates in a government-sponsored shared-access program, you may qualify for access to the Microsoft Government Sponsored Shared Access E-Learning Portal. To learn more, or to apply for access, contact the public sector or community affairs account manager for your region. |
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