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- A KnowledgeBase for Beginners in the Net
- Could you please give a link to a really good Knowledbase for beginner PC users which is on the Internet?I would appreciate it if it covers main points on computers as electric (not electronic, but electric) devices and basics on how to start working with Windows and applications (just...
- Tags: career, Knowledgebase, LeisureMan
- Q&A 2005-09-27
- Just Lecturing or Showing the Way?
- I wonder, what my colleagues teaching classes or groups on a regular basis (Windows basics, Word, Excel) offer as a standard part of the teaching process:1) lectures coupled with practical tasks to do in class and that is it;2) the above plus a course program;3) 1) + 2) and a...
- Tags: Microsoft Word, Word processors
- Q&A 2005-08-03
- How Many People for a KnowledgeBase
- Context:We are now looking into creating a knowledge base in a form of an Intranet site to cover beginner's basics: elementary operations with a computer running under Windows 2000, working with Word, Excel.We are currently thinking of very short documents (notes, rather)written in very plain, if not openly childish language.Question:Could...
- Tags: career, knowledge, Knowledgebase, LeisureMan
- Q&A 2005-08-03
- Governance or guidance?
- Thank you + a QuestionMr Bogue, thank you for a comprehensive material. It expresses much of what I could sign under. But there is one point that sort of bewilders me: don't you think that this approach suits better rather a large company?To create the documents (in their electronic and...
- Tags: LeisureMan
- Discussion threads 2005-08-03
- Word 2003 Macros
- Sorry for a question that is to generic and does not seem too clever at that, but still:Is there some one who could help me with a number of macros for Word?Values will be starting from 200 Techpoints.If there is a better site for me to apply with those, I...
- Tags: LeisureMan, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Word 2003, programming
- Q&A 2005-08-01
- Beginners: How Many Tasks in Class
- Context:We teach classes of beginners. They learn about Microsoft Office (mostly Word 2000) an Internet Explorer.Most of us stick to the ratio: one task done with a trainer (fully explained, of course), one done by students on their own and then analyzed by the group the trainer leads the discussion.But...
- Tags: LeisureMan, career, trainer
- Q&A 2005-08-01
- Why Rename a File
- Context:In our class we normally give two reasons we should change file names we are talking mainly about files made using Microsoft Office Word or Excel:1) To make it clearer what a file contains (like not Letter.doc, but LetSuplMar2004.doc)m2) Making it possible to sort them better (like ListDept001.doc, ListDept002.doc, etc).Question?Are...
- Tags: Microsoft Office
- Q&A 2005-07-29
- Copying a File in the Same Directory
- Hello,is there a way to make a copy of a FileName.doc to FileOtherName.doc *in the same directory* without using an application that created the original file?(I mean not using the Save as... way).Thank everyone in advance.Hello...I presume you're using Windows...1. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the directory so it...
- Tags: Copy, Copy Here, LeisureMan, mouse, software, window
- Q&A 2005-07-06
- Incoherent e-mail infrastructures are costing large banks millions
- TCO?I would hardly believe that calculating TCO would move any organization towards giving up its e-mail services.Would one think that a better idea would be streamlining the incoming mail via educating clients and emplyees how to use electrining correspondence?
- Tags: bank, e-mail, education, it management, LeisureMan, steamlining, tco
- Discussion threads 2005-06-22
- Macros in Word 2000
- I am thinking about moving to Word 2000. But I have accumulated so manu macros in Word 98. Will Word 2000 support them or shall I have to modify them?Are there site showing how VBA for Word 2000 is different from Word 98?Thank everyone for your reactions.Most of the...
- Tags: Word processors, Microsoft Office, macro, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Word 2000
- Q&A 2005-06-14
- Making Tutorials
- We run a small teaching class in a rather a large organisation.We badly need some small tutorials for beginners: probably AVI files that everyone could launch.What software you would recommend to make those (like the ones they use in MS Office Help, showing where to move the cursor, how to...
- Tags: animation, POSTER
- Q&A 2005-05-17
- Teaching How to Work with E-mails
- I teach office employees how to work with E-mails.The matter in question are basics.During the class I offer practice tests like:1. sending an e-mail to one or multiple recipients;2. sending a letter with a document as an attachment;3. same with an archived document as an attachemnt;3. replying;4. forwarding;5. working with...
- Tags: career, e-mail, E-MAILS, LeisureMan, Teaching
- Q&A 2005-05-16
- Ways to Check Understanding
- I have been teaching Internet basics (working with brousers, navigating between sites, Internet search engines).To check how well the class understand what it is all about, I use:1. slides summing up what has been said in the covered section of the lesson;2. practical assignments ("You have 3 minutes. Make site...
- Tags: SEARCH
- Q&A 2005-05-03
- How to Stimulate a Passive Class?
- Are there reliable ways to stimulate a passive class of clients that should be working with the software to learn a stable minimum of trick that the software does which could convince them and there bosses that the software is really worth mastering it?I simply have to ask, do you...
- Tags: software
- Q&A 2005-04-15
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