Author
Jennifer McBee
Released
5/17/2017To begin, Jennifer provides an overview of the certification program. She then walks through all of the certification objectives, including how to get hands-on experience with downloadable sample documents. She concludes the course with a full-length practice test that emulates exam 77-426, and shares solutions to each of the exam challenges.
- Identify situations in which the Combine Documents tool would be appropriate.
- Tell how to locate the Styles Organizer.
- Summarize the steps taken to add a subdocument to a master document.
- Explain how to create a hyperlink to a bookmark.
- Recall the purpose of a Table of Figures.
- Recognize the purpose of the Accessibility Checker.
Skill Level Advanced
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- [Jenn] Hi, my name is Jenn McBee, and I'm here to help you prepare for Part Two of the Word 2013 MOS expert certification exam. The objectives of this course are aligned to exam 77-226. To prepare for the Part One exam, check out my Part One course. I'm a certified MOS master instructor and I've been mentoring students in Microsoft Word since 2006. We will start with an overview of the different MOS certifications and how to prepare for the exam.
I will give opportunities for hands-on training throughout the course, and we'll finish with a full-length practice exam to test your skills and your speed. When you can finish the practice exam in under 40 minutes, you're probably ready to take the Word 2013 Expert Part Two exam.
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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1. Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert Exam Overview
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2. Manage and Share Documents
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Modify existing templates3m 27s
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Merge multiple documents4m 54s
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Manage tracking options3m 35s
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Use Style Organizer6m 34s
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Link to external data4m 14s
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3. Design Advanced Documents
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Work with outlines4m 31s
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Link document elements4m 4s
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4. Create Advanced References
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5. Custom Word Elements
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6. Final Challenge
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Conclusion
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Next steps26s
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