Microsoft Word allows you to save any document as a template, which will allow you to access it to create a new document at any time. As an educator, if you have a specific document which you use for lesson plans, rubrics, or newsletters, you can save it as a template and quickly open and edit a new copy at any time.
- [Instructor] In the previous video I discussed…templates that are available for Microsoft Word,…however, sometimes there's going to be documents…you need to create that there just isn't a template for.…Let's say that one of them is a specific…lesson plan template and you look for one…but don't find one that you really like,…so you decide to create your own.…Well, here I've created a shell for a lesson plan…that I want to use, and it's the one that our school…approves that has all of the information on it…that I need, and it's not yet filled out.…So rather than fill it out and copying this…and replacing it each time, I want to save this…as a template, so in this video I want to go over…how you can save one of your documents as a template.…
Right now I'm going to go to the upper left corner…and click File, and from here I'm going to clicK Save As.…Now with Save As, instead of saving this as a Word document…I want to click on the drop-down, and from the drop-down…list I'm going to select Word Template.…I'll click this, up here I'm going to keep it…
Author
Oliver Schinkten
Released
10/27/2016- Creating effective and engaging presentations
- Creating flipped classes with Office Mix
- Empowering students with PowerPoint
- Creating tutorials, newsletters, and flipped classes with Sway
- Tracking student progress in Excel
- Using Word templates
- Creating visual representations in Word
- Using OneDrive for collaboration and storage
- Creating modules and flipped classes using OneNote
- Using Outlook, Docs.com, Skype, and SharePoint
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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What you should know1m 3s
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1. Overview of Microsoft Office
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What is Microsoft Office?1m 59s
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Microsoft Office Online2m 1s
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2. Microsoft PowerPoint for Educators
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Link actions6m 9s
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3. Sway for Educators
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What is Sway?5m 55s
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Create tutorials with Sway6m 26s
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Empower students with Sway1m 42s
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4. Microsoft Excel for Educators
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Track student progress7m 36s
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Filter results3m 18s
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5. Microsoft Word for Educators
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Use Word templates1m 46s
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Create your own templates1m 31s
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6. OneDrive for Educators
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7. OneNote for Educators
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8. Additional Microsoft Tools
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Outlook1m 6s
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Docs.com3m 2s
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Skype3m 15s
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SharePoint1m 13s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 37s
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