Microsoft Word is the world’s leading word-processing and text-editing software. It is a powerful software with a wealth of advanced formatting features. Many users, however, never progress beyond basic use of Word, leaving them unable to take advantage of the software’s productivity-enhancing capabilities. In many cases, this lack of familiarity with Word’s full range of options leaves users frustrated and excessively reliant on their help desk for answers to their questions.
Don Bremer, rocket scientist and computer trainer extraordinaire, can help. He will provide a full day of training in the use of Word on Wednesday, March 6, at Cook County Higher Education. Bremer will briefly review the basics of Word but will spend the bulk of the day focused on expanding users’ knowledge of the software. Bremer previously has offered Higher Ed training in Excel and WordPress.
Maximum enrollment for this Word course is 15. You will need a laptop computer with the 2007 or newer version of Word. If you wish to take this class but use Word 2003, you will need to upgrade. This class is only for PC.
If you use Word 2007 or newer on a desktop in your home or office, you may use a Higher Ed laptop for this class. They are loaded with Word 2010.
To register for this full day of Word training, call 387-3411 or email jboyd@northshorecampus.org.
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