Level 1
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Introducing Microsoft Publisher |
While you watch this video, it's recommended that you open Microsoft Publisher to begin familiarizing yourself with its interface. Remember: Microsoft Publisher is only available as a desktop app! |
Desktop Publishing as a Career |
💡 You may be wondering..."Why learn about desktop publishing?!" Great question! Watch this video to find out. |
More than Publisher |
Unlike Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel... Publisher is one of Microsoft's least used software. Click on the links below to explore some popular software for desktop publishing: Adobe InDesign Canva |
Adding to the "Venn" |
There's a big Venn Diagram sitting up on the front table to compare and contrast Microsoft Word and Microsoft Publisher. 1) Spend 3-5 minutes in BOTH the desktop version of Microsoft Word AND Microsoft Publisher looking for similarities and differences. 2) Go visit Mr. Oates near the front table ready to add your thoughts to the Venn Diagram. Mr. Oates must approve what you're planning to add before it's written on the diagram. |
Level 1 Mastery Check |
If you score a 5/5, you may move on to Level 2! Otherwise, you'll need to review the materials in this level before attempting it again. Begin Mastery Check |
Level 2
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Working with Text |
"Working with Text" video Click the link above to watch the video about textboxes in Publisher. |
Working with Shapes |
"Working with Shapes" video Click the link above to watch the video about shapes in Publisher. |
Working with Pictures |
"Working with Pictures" video Click the link above to watch the video about pictures in Publisher. |
Introducing the Design Principles |
Read through the design principles listed below. You should keep these 3 concepts in mind any time you're creating publications in Publisher. 1) Spacing all elements in a publication should be spaced evenly - NO major blank spaces and not too crowded 2) Contrast colors that are used should be chosen to allow the publication to be easy-to-read 3) Colors colors that are used should match the purpose of the publication that is being created AND make the publication engaging and visually appealing |
Exploring YouTube End Screens |
Yes, you read that right! I'd like you to take a few minutes and find examples of "YouTube End Screens" on YouTube from your favorite creators. Keep the following questions in mind as you're exploring: What do YouTube End Screens usually include? How are they usually designed in regard to color and layout? |
Level 3
3J: Meme It! |
Design a meme in Microsoft Publisher that's Computer Skills-related. The best ones will be featured on the "MEMES" Bulletin Board! Requirements to be considered: • Meme must be created using Microsoft Publisher • Meme must be related to Computer Skills class (the content, culture, memories, and/or Mr. Oates) Meme should be submitted to Google Classroom when it's done! |