Basic end User Computing - Module 2
Program 1: Introduction to Word Processing Applications
Introduction
The Introduction to Word Processing Applications course is part of our Basic End-User Computing Skills Programme, designed to equip learners with practical computer skills for school, work, and personal use. This course provides a solid foundation in digital literacy by covering the most essential features of word processing software.
Knowledge Area
Students will explore:
- Topic 1 – What is Word Processing and its Evolution: Understand the basics and history of word processing.
- Topic 2 – Fundamentals of Good Business Writing: Learn how to write clearly and professionally.
- Topic 3 – Types of Business Documents and Templates: Discover common workplace documents and how to use templates.
- Topic 4 – Creating, Saving, and Editing Documents: Master the basics of document creation and management.
- Topic 5 – Text Formatting (Fonts & Styles): Improve readability and presentation with effective text formatting.
- Topic 6 – Paragraph Formatting (Bullets, Alignment, Indents, Numbering): Organize information clearly.
- Topic 7 – Page Formatting (Margins, Orientation, Paper Size, Headers, Footers, Page Numbers): Control document layout for professional results.
- Topic 8 – Proofing and Printing: Use tools to check errors and produce polished final documents.
- Topic 9 – Copy and Paste Techniques: Save time with efficient editing tools.
- Topic 10 – Using Help Functions: Learn how to find solutions within the application.
By completing this course, students will gain hands-on experience in creating, formatting, editing, and finalizing documents, while also improving their business writing skills. These essential digital skills not only boost employability but also build confidence.
Course curriculum
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1Introduction Video
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2Introduction to Word Processing Applications