Microsoft Office 2010 First Look

This 1-day course is intended for users with prior experience of previous versions of the Microsoft Office suite, who are looking to transition to 2010 and want to know what the new features of Office 2010 are.

Course Outline

Course Objective: You will work with the new and updated features of Microsoft Office 2010.

Target Student: users with prior experience of previous versions of the Microsoft Office suite, who are looking to transition to Office 2010 and want to know what its new features are.

Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Identify the features that are common to all applications in the Microsoft Office suite.
• Modify documents using Microsoft Office Word 2010
• Present spreadsheet data using Microsoft Office Excel 2010
• Create microsoft Office PowerPoint 2010 presentations
• Work with databases using Access 2010
• Manage tasks using the new features in Microsoft Office Outlook 2010
• Share files in Microsoft Office 2010

Outline

• Section 1: Getting Started with Microsoft Office 2010
  • Topic 1A: Customize the User Interface
  • Topic 1B: Work with Contextual Tabs
  • Topic 1C: Save Files
  • Topic 1D: Print Files
• Section 2: Modifying Documents using Microsoft Office Word 2010
  • Topic 2A: Use the Navigation Pane
  • Topic 2B: Apply Text Styles
  • Topic 2C: Work with SmartArt Graphics
  • Topic 2D: Insert Screenshots in a Document
  • Topic 2E: Compare Reviewed Documents
• Section 3: Working with Spreadsheets Using Microsoft Excel 2010
  • Topic 3A: Work with Tables in Excel 2010
  • Topic 3B: Apply Conditional Formatting
  • Topic 3C: Apply a Formula
  • Topic 3D: Work with Charts
  • Topic 3E: Create Sparklines
  • Topic 3F: Work with PivotTables and PivotCharts
• Section 4: Creating Dynamic Presentations Using Microsoft PowerPoint 2010
  • Topic 4A: Apply Themes
  • Topic 4B: Apply Picture Effects to Presentations
  • Topic 4C: Applying Animation Effects
  • Topic 4D: Add Videos to a Presentation
  • Topic 4E: Divide a Presentation into Sections
• Section 5: Working with Databases Using Microsoft Office Access 2010
  • Topic 5A: Work with Tables
  • Topic 5B: Work with Forms
  • Topic 5C: Work with Macros
  • Topic 5D: Work with Reports
  • Topic 5E: Work with External Data
  • Topic 5F: Designing a Database for the Web
• Section 6: Managing Tasks with Microsoft Office Outlook 2010
  • Topic 6A: Manage Mail Messages
  • Topic 6B: Locate Information Quickly
  • Topic 6C: Share Calendar Information
  • Topic 6D: Share Information by Using an Electronic Business Card
  • Topic 6E: Add RSS Feeds Through Outlook 2010
• Section 7: Sharing Microsoft Office 2010 Files
  • Topic 7A: Protect Files
  • Topic 7B: Share Files Using Ofice Web Apps

Additional Details

Pre-Requisites

To be successful in this course, you should be familiar with prior versions of the Microsoft Office suite of products (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Access and Outlook). To ensure your success, we recommend you first take one of On-Track's Level 1 courses, such as any of the following (or have equivalent skills and knowledge): * Microsoft® Office Excel® 2003: Level 1 * Microsoft® Office Word® 2003: Level 1 * Microsoft® Office Access® 2003: Level 1 * Microsoft® Office PowerPoint® 2003: Level 1 * Microsoft® Office Outlook® 2003: Level 1

Certificates offered

Certificate of Completion

Cancellation Policy

Should you postpone or cancel your course you must give 5 business days notice.

Map & Reviews

On Track Computer Training
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On Track Computer Training Center
1600 - 650 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada   V6B 4N7

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Great instructor - made it so much easier to get through a whole day staring at a computer!

Reviewed by Laurenne S. 2012

   

There wasnt enough taught in the course. I didnt find it went into enough detail and the handout is terribly written. The instructor was okay but he focused too much on how "Not to do something" then how to just do it correctly, on certain course material which confused people. I think less breaks, more days added so we can learn more about what MS project has to offer.

Reviewed by Emma S. 2012

   

One of the best training that I have ever emcountered.

Reviewed by Cenk O. 2011

   

The course was great and helped me learn a lot of skills using Excel for work. The instructor was really nice and knowledgable. Although my only complaint and concern is that the course was really rushed and i feel like some people wouldnt be able to keep up with the training.

Reviewed by Amanda C. 2011

   

I'd like to see a course at this level that is more in depth. More practice excercises, over a longer period of time. I was pleased the instructor made himself available to students even after the course was complete (gave us his email if we had any follow up questions).

Reviewed by Charity . 2011

   

Alan has a done an exceptional job. He is very knowledgeable and goes out of his way to explain everything in details. He is very patient and answers all my questions. He is an awesome teacher!

Reviewed by Peter C. 2011

   

I did note body odour of presenter was strong. Only critisism I have. Everything else was excellent.

Reviewed by Richard V. 2011

   

Alan was an excellent instructor!

Reviewed by Jami S. 2011

   

Excellent Excel 2 course, Alan is a very good instructor. I would take additional courses.

Reviewed by Rosmary C. 2011

   

I wondered why Access 2003 instead of 2010. I should have checked that before I took it. Anyway the course was great and I learned a lot and the Instructor was so nice and kind, I enjoyed his class.

Reviewed by Alma L. 2011

   

Haven't really looked over the course book much as I made lots of notes. Only comment re: technlogy was I had no internet connection which was a bit of a hassle during the lunch break as I wanted to check my email and my company website and had to use another desk.

Reviewed by Sheree G. 2011