Learn Different Layout Designs and Techniques When Creating Content Within Microsoft Word
A good document is not just interesting to read, but also easy to read. This webinar will show how Microsoft® Word™ can help in building your design to create an eye-catching document. We’ll discuss what design is and why it matters. You will learn how templates are used, as well as what Styles are available. You will also learn best practices on how to prepare the document for your audience, be it online or print.
Credits
- Live Webinar
- ASAP PACE 0.1
- IAAP 1.0
Agenda
- Design - What Is It? Why Do I Care?
- Why Is Eye-Catching Important?
- What Does Word™ Have to Offer as a Desktop Designer?
- Using Templates
- Using Styles
- Using Newsletter vs. Email Ad vs. Brochure
- Is It for Print, Online or Email?
- Best Practices
Speakers
Jill A. Trehearne,
FatDAWGS.com- Over 20 years in the IT industry, including 8 years working at Microsoft Corporation as a support engineer, content lead, and windows system engineer for various other companies including a major health provider group
- While at Microsoft, she experienced working on multiple Six Sigma Green Belt projects, and as part of a Green Belt team won the Microsoft Excellence in Business Award
- As content lead, she wrote technical support articles for Office® and Microsoft® Home® products
- Through FatDAWGS.com, along with Jay Carlson, co-wrote OfficeFest 2007, a self-published series of training modules that includes, Using Microsoft® Excel® for Financial Analysis; Microsoft® Excel® Pivot Tables and Charts; and Visual Basic for Applications in Microsoft® Excel® 2007
- Develops and designs websites, designs iPhone graphics, co-develop Commercial SQL solutions
- Associates in applied sciences, graphic design, Illinois Central College; continuing education, University of Maryland, Europe Division; and various certificates of learning while on the job
- Currently president of FatDAWGS.com
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for administrative assistants, executive assistants, office administrators, secretaries, office managers, and other administrative professionals.
