Recently, I used Microsoft Word to create a web accessible document that provided directions on how to download Audacity sound editing software. I also used PowerPoint to create a web interactive training document on the topic of business etiquette.
There were a significant number of customer requirements, so the biggest obstacle to accomplishing these tasks was ensuring that I met all of those requirements. I met and overcame these obstacles by printing the list of requirements and referring to the list before and during my work on the tasks.
The ability to take a Word document and simply format it correctly so that it may be saved as a web page was something that I learned and can definitely use in the future, as I have consistently had individuals with information in Word that they wanted put on their website. Knowing how to do this can save me much time that would have been wasted re-formatting and sometimes re-creating web content. The PowerPoint task helped me to take some time and play with the various new tools in the 2007 version. I will use some of the new tools I learned about to give my future PowerPoint presentations a more professional, clean look.
Hi Christina,
ReplyDeleteThank you for creating a blog at blogger.com. You did a good job of navigating the interface, giving a description of how you used Microsoft Word and PowerPoint (2 points), recounting the obstacles you encountered (2 points), and discussing how you resolved these obstacles (2 points). You also explained the successes you experienced and learned (2 points) and gave great ideas about how you can use this application in the future (2 points).
Thanks,
Dr Beck