Microsoft Tutorials

Access

Because Access is an enormous application, this tutorial introduces and focuses on the tasks that users will face when building a simple interactive database. It will help you begin creating a database by discovering the powerful features used in Access, such as “Data Collection”. Working with Outlook will generate and send an email message that includes a data entry form. When recipients fill out the form and send it back to you, the information is automatically added to the appropriate table in your database. This is just one of the many pieces of information that this tutorial can help you with.

Introduction to Excel Tutorial

This is a basic guide for using Excel and the fundamental commands. The tasks you are most likely to perform such as, building workbooks, formatting cells, creating charts, filtering and sorting, etc. are now made easier with Excel’s new interface.

OneNote

OneNote is an electronic notebook used as an easy way to record, manage, organize and store scraps of ideas, book titles, thoughts, etc. This tutorial is a guide to help create special folders called notebooks where you can save and work with a variety of data, including screenshots, tables, bulleted and numbered lists, and files. It’s also a guide showing how you can integrate the notebook with other Microsoft programs.

Outlook Tutorial

These pages are meant to be a practical and user-friendly guide to the most commonly used, and most useful features of Outlook. While there has been a significant interface redesign to make it easier to use, this guide will help as a quick reference.

PowerPoint Tutorial

Putting together a basic PowerPoint presentation takes just a little spark of imagination and a few minutes using the new interface. The ribbon is used extensively with live previews to make the program even easier to use than before. These pages can be used as a reference guide to help you through the most frequently used commands on the ribbon.

Markers No More: The 21st Century Whiteboard

Learn to present, annotate, capture, and share your real-time classroom instruction using an Interactive Whiteboard, available in select classrooms in Dover, Wilson Graduate Center, and soon New Castle.

Word Tutorial

Word 2007 has retained the same basic structure and toolset to allow you to format text, design impressive documents, etc., but is quite different from the older versions of Word.  These pages are a guide to help you to adjust to the new look and layout.