Computers & Technology
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Learn the vocabulary and computer skills you need to be able to communicate in the workplace, i.e. manage files and folders; learn basic word processing of documents; and learn important features of a desktop computer.
Explore Office 2013 and learn to utilize features of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint with an introduction to Access. Through instruction and hands-on practice, this course explores the powerful software tools available in the Office 2013 Suite. Students gain practical knowledge to skillfully navigate the Office environment at work or home.
Have you ever wondered why Google is taking over the business world? What is a Google Doc? Where does the cloud storage actually live? What is Google Drive and how can I use it? This course is for you!
Whether you’re using Windows for the first time, or upgrading from an older version, Essential Skills will show you what you need to know. Learn about the new Windows 10 Operating System, working with apps, files and folders, the web and social media, and more.
This hands-on class is designed as a continuation to Part l and is for users of Excel who would like to improve their spreadsheet skills. Part ll will focus on applying book skills to realistic office/school examples.
This hands-on class is designed as an introduction to spreadsheets with an emphasis on applying book skills to realistic office/school examples. Skills covered in this course include editing, viewing, and printing worksheets, working with formulas and functions, formatting cells, changing the appearance of worksheets, basic charting and working with large worksheets.
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