This tutorial, Introduction To Word, explains the user interface of Word 2007 and helps the user adjust to the changes of the new software.

Tutorial 2 covers formatting font, font size, color, format painter, cut, copy, paste, paste special, highlighting text, and the font dialog box.

This tutorial will show how to make custom keyboard shortcuts and apply them to the command.

This tutorial will show how to customize the Quick Access Toolbar.

This tutorial will show the help system. Also, this tutorial will show the Interactive Word 2003 to Word 2007 Command Reference Guide that makes finding Word 2007 commands easy for users who know Word 2003's menu.

This tutorial shows how to save the document in different formats and install the free PDF plugin for Word 2007.

Knowing how to migrate around Word 2007 with the keyboard can increase productivity. This technique can also help users, with disabilities, who have difficulty using a mouse or clicking on small command buttons.

This tutorial shows how to get rid of the mini toolbar

This tutorial covers how to install fonts for Windows and use the installed fonts for Word 2007.

This tutorial goes over most features of working with pictures. However, it is suggested that you work (or play) with the picture settings to fully understand how to use pictures within Word 2007

Tutorial 11 - Working with ClipArt, includes but is not limited to, inserting clipart, searching for clipart, previews, background coloring, offline and web search.

Tutorial 12 is all about working with WordArt. This tutorial will show you how to insert, resize, modify, apply 3D effects, and insert pictures into WordArt.

This tutorial covers how to insert, format, text wrap and use styles with text boxes. This tutorial will also show how to insert a picture (photo) caption using a text box.

This tutorial shows how to insert format and apply styles to shapes. This tutorial also shows how to convert the shape to a text box and combine use shapes over pictures.

Teachers can give these certificates out to their students as an award for achievement, The certificates do not take a long time to make or print out.

The purpose of these certificate tutorials is to give teachers an idea on how to encourage learning and good behavior in their classrooms. The certificate can take just a short amount of time to create and print, but can leave a lasting impression with the student.

This tutorial shows to to make a certificate by using a template downloaded from Microsoft's Website. The template used is compatible with Word 2003, so it has to be converted to the Word 2007 Format to use all of the features that comes with Word 2007. The templates can be modified to meet the student's needs. The one used in this tutorial is for a high school graduation diploma. With a few clicks of the mouse and some modification of the text boxes, the diploma becomes a certificate of achievement for students who have increased their reading level.

Posters can be printed cheaper than buying posters from the store and can decorate the classroom or dorm room

This tutorial shows how to create a poster, showing math times tables, for the classroom.

This tutorial shows how to create a template and how to make a new document from one that is already created.

This tutorial will show you how to make a nice card just like the ones found in the stores.

Since we have a card tutorial, we need a envelope to go with the card.

As the idea of the digital document progresses, movie files becomes more important. Word has features and settings that allow video (movie) files to be embedded into Word documents.

This tutorial will show a technique on how to make embedding videos into Word easier to work with. This tutorial will use embedding Youtube videos as an example of this technique.

This tutorial shows some features that will help organize papers, get APA and MLA formatting, find research, edit and proofread documents.