We have updated the resources for the course with a video recording of the presentation. Please register to view the webinar Duration: 1 hour The video covers the topics from the course: Getting familiar with Excel Working with Cells Formulas Formatting Cells Work Sheets Creating Tables Generating Charts Preparing for Printing
Excel Printing Part One Just like other Microsoft Office files, you can prepare Excel documents for printing by pressing Ctrl-P to access the Backstage View, or by clicking File -> Print. The Backstage View Anything you do to a document in the Backstage View interrupts the editing of the document and you, can review how
Formulas A main use of a spreadsheet is to calculate numbers. The basics of creating a calculation can be as simple as adding two figures in a single cell. To do this we create an expression called a formula in the cell that will display the result. Using numbers Important - there are no spaces
This tip will show you how to insert a bordered picture as a background into Microsoft Word and adjust the margins so you can compose text in Word for a poster or certificate etc. We’ll use an example picture created in the free Adobe Spark, downloaded A4 size, but similar pictures with wide borders can
It is now essential to have an online presence for your Kindergarten that provides a quick and easy way for your audience to find you and access information and resources. You could create a website with a third party host like Wix, Weebly or Squarespace or use Social Media pages such as Facebook. Many volunteers and staff enjoy
Best practice for any important online account is to use a unique, complex random password and to update it periodically. This can be an inconvenient demand if you have many passwords memorised but becomes easy with a Password Manager. What is a Password Manager? An App or feature that records, stores then auto-fills usernames
Switching between Windows & Mac Keyboard differences Win10:Use the Start button (Win Key) to the left of the spacebar to launch the main menu. Hold the Start key down in combination with other keys for shortcuts. OSX: Use the Option button for similar functions as the Win button. ProTip: The Alt key on a Windows
Both individuals and organisations are regularly targeted by criminals attempting to collect confidential information and accounts. Phishing attacks are a common method used by online scammers to fool you into giving out private information or tricking you into entering your information or passwords into fake websites. Phishing emails and messages try to look genuine, and
How do I know I have been attacked by ransomware? The first sign may be a “ransom letter” appearing in a new text file, your browser or desktop created by the ransomware alerting you to on-going damage with instructions and threats. Your work files may appear corrupted or unusable. How did I get attacked? Ransomware
Ransomware is malicious software that encrypts files on a victim’s device or drives. The encrypted files are then unusable to anyone without the encryption key. Once the attack starts the ransomware warns the victim on how to pay a ransom in order to unlock their data. The cyber criminals may also threaten to expose or
