Program Description
Recorded: November 13, 2024: Creating a quality document involves more than typing the right words. We format our documents to make them easier to read and more appealing to the eye. We often see an extra space between paragraphs to create a clear break. Or we may move a section to the next page so a sentence or two is not hanging out alone. The ‘Tab’ key is also used to move text around the page. Formatting documents this way can create challenges if you need to edit the document.
Word processing programs have built-in features to create seamless formatting. This webinar will walk you through these features and explain how they make document creation and editing easier, saving time and limiting frustrations. For this session we will be showing the features in Microsoft Word, but they are in most word processing programs.
Join us and learn how to work smarter, not harder!
Presenter
Jessi Wright, Maine CITE Director – Jessi has worked in the disability field for over 20 years in different roles across the country. This includes working in homes for people with disabilities, providing services for people with autism, teaching special education, and in university disability services. She has also worked closely with job support programs. For more than 15 years, Jessi has focused on assistive technology, starting as a graduate assistant at the West Virginia assistive technology program. As someone with disabilities herself, Jessi understands how helpful assistive technology can be. She is dedicated to spreading awareness about tools and services that help people with disabilities live more independently and improve their quality of life.
Resources
Resources discussed in webinar:
Work Smarter, Not Harder: Creating Documents Using Built-in Features Handout – PDF
Work Smarter, Not Harder: Creating Documents Using Built-in Features PowerPoint – PDF
Rev: 12/2/2024