After consulting with a number of faculty, there are a few tips and tricks that keep surfacing as potential game-changers for our users. This workshop is intended to be a sampling of intermediate-level tricks like: how to lock MS Word documents so they are not editable, changing the visual styles of the default headers in MS Word to create a template for styles to always look the way you want while also achieving digital accessibility, and how to make template slides in PowerPoint.
About this event:
Presenters:
- Julie Baker, Applied Technologies for Learning in the Arts & Sciences (ATLAS)
- Matthew Childress, Applied Technologies for Learning in the Arts & Sciences (ATLAS)
Track:
The Next Generation of Learning Support — Work across departments to empower teaching and learning.
Experience Needed:
All Levels
Learning Outcome:
Attendees will be able to:
* Lock Microsoft Word documents to prevent editing
* Change and save visual styles of headers to reuse in documents
* Create digitally accessible PowerPoint slide templates
Additional Keywords:
digital accessibility, faculty support