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Learn how to use and integrate Microsoft software in the classroom with in-depth, step-by-step tutorial guides for students, teachers, and staff.


Tutorials have been developed for a variety of Microsoft Office, Windows, the Microsoft Office Outlook messaging and collaboration client, and Microsoft Exchange products and technologies. Also see our special guides just for educators.

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Office System products
•Access: Building simple databases
•Excel: Gathering and analyzing data
•FrontPage: Conducting research online
•FrontPage: Creating a course Web site
•FrontPage: Designing and publishing Web sites
•FrontPage: Transferring coursework to the Web
•MapPoint: Exploring the world
•OneNote: Mobile learning and ideas
•Outlook: Collaborating with others
•Outlook: Facilitating communication
•Outlook: Managing e-mail messages
•Outlook: Managing your time
•PowerPoint: Developing online presentations
•PowerPoint: Multimedia presentations
•Publisher: Newsletters and event materials
•Visio: Diagrams, flowcharts, and timelines
•Word: Completing the writing process
•Word: Publishing research documents
Servers
•Exchange: Improving communication
•Exchange: Collaborating with others
Microsoft Office
•Office 2003: Enabling teamwork
•Office XP: Building custom Smart Tags
•Office XP: In the classroom
•Office XP: Step-by-step guide
•Office 2000: In the classroom
•Office 2000: Step-by-step guide
•Office 2001 for Mac: Step-by-step guide
Windows
•Windows XP: In the classroom
•Windows XP: Producing digital experiences
•Windows 2000: In the classroom
•Windows 98: In the classroom
•Windows Media: Creating multimedia interaction

Guides for educators
•Using accessible technology
•Using digital media with Windows XP
•Using the Microsoft Office System
•Using Microsoft Producer
•Using the Tablet PC
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