Microsoft Word Lab Class Material
Contents
Microsoft Word Lab Class Material ......................................................................................................... 1
1. Objective .......................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Lessons ............................................................................................................................................. 3
Lesson 1: Getting Started (Introduction).......................................................................................... 3
Lesson 2: Text Formatting ................................................................................................................. 3
Keyboard Shortcuts (A–Z) ......................................................................................................................... 3
Lesson 3: Paragraph Formatting....................................................................................................... 5
Lesson 4: Working with Tables ......................................................................................................... 5
Lesson 5: Inserting Images & Shapes ............................................................................................... 6
Lesson 6: Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers .............................................................................. 6
Lesson 7: Saving & Exporting ........................................................................................................... 6
3. Lab Exercise .................................................................................................................................... 6
1. Group Assignment (Applying Microsoft Word to Network & Internet Based on Chp 4)...................... 7
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................. 7
MANDATORY MS WORD FUNCTIONALITIES ......................................................................................... 7
1. Header (Compulsory) .................................................................................................................... 7
2. Footer (Compulsory) ..................................................................................................................... 7
3. Footnotes (Compulsory) ............................................................................................................... 7
4. Images with Captions (Compulsory) ............................................................................................. 7
5. Headings & Structure .................................................................................................................... 8
6. Table (At Least One) ...................................................................................................................... 8
7. Consistent Formatting................................................................................................................... 8
8. Add hyperlinks to credible sources ............................................................................................... 8
9. Submission ........................................................................................................................................ 8
CONTENT REQUIREMENTS (FOR ALL GROUPS)..................................................................................... 8
GROUP QUESTIONS....................................................................................................................................... 8
1. Group A –Introduction to Networks (LAN, WAN, MAN) begin saying literally ................................. 8
2. Group B –Network Topologies (Bus, Star, Ring, Mesh) begin saying literally................................... 9
3. Group C –Network Devices (Router, Switch, Hub) begin saying literally .......................................... 9
4. Group D –Internet Protocols (IP, TCP, UDP) begin saying literally ................................................. 10
5. Group E –DNS and Domain Names begin saying literally ............................................................... 10
6. Group F –Internet Services (HTTP, FTP, Email) begin saying literally ............................................. 10
7. Group G –Wireless Networks (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) begin saying literally .......................................... 11
8. Group H –Network Security Basics (Firewall, Encryption) begin saying literally ............................ 11
9. Group I –Network Threats & Attacks (Malware, Phishing) begin saying literally ........................... 11
10. Group J –Future of Networking (IoT, Cloud Networking) begin saying literally ........................... 12
GRADING BREAKDOWN (30 MARKS) .......................................................................................................... 12
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1. Objective
By the end of this session, students will be able to:
1. Create and format documents in Microsoft Word.
2. Use text formatting tools: font, size, color, and style.
3. Apply paragraph formatting: alignment, line spacing, indentation.
4. Insert and manipulate Table of content, tables, images, and shapes.
5. Use headers, footers, and page numbers.
6. Save, print, and export Word documents.
7. In short EVERYBODY is going to be a PRO!!!!!!!!
2. Lessons
Lesson 1: Getting Started (Introduction)
• How well do you know your laptop or device
• How to traverse from one window to another like a pro
• Open Microsoft Word.
• Identify the following:
o Ribbon (Home, Insert, Layout, References, etc.)
o Quick Access Toolbar
o Document area
• What to expect: You will be able to open a new blank document and type:
"Hello, this is my first Word document!"
Lesson 2: Text Formatting
• Font type and size: Home → Font → choose a font and size
• Shortcuts (Bold, Italic, Underline..) : Ctrl+B, Ctrl+I, Ctrl+U Ctrl + C
• Ctrl + V
• Ctrl + Z
• Ctrl + S
• Ctrl + A
• and window+v
• How to select only using our keybord( whole txt or a small segment)
Keyboard Shortcuts (A–Z)
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Key Shortcut Action
A Ctrl + A Select All text
B Ctrl + B Bold
C Ctrl + C Copy
D Ctrl + D Font dialog box
E Ctrl + E Center alignment
F Ctrl + F Find
G Ctrl + G Go To (page, section)
H Ctrl + H Find & Replace
I Ctrl + I Italic
J Ctrl + J Justify text
K Ctrl + K Insert hyperlink
L Ctrl + L Left align
M Alt + M Open “Insert” tab
N Ctrl + N New document
O Ctrl + O Open document
P Ctrl + P Print
Q Alt + Q “Tell me” search box
R Ctrl + R Right align
S Ctrl + S Save
T Ctrl + T Hanging indent
U Ctrl + U Underline
V Ctrl + V Paste
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Key Shortcut Action
W Ctrl + W Close document
X Ctrl + X Cut
Y Ctrl + Y Redo
Z Ctrl + Z Undo
Tip: These shortcuts save a lot of time, especially when formatting large documents.
• Font color & highlight: Home → Font Color / Text Highlight
• What to expect: You will be able to manipulate the format the sentence you typed:
o Make “Hello” bold add a valid link to it
o Make “Word document” italic
o Highlight “first” in yellow
Lesson 3: Paragraph Formatting
• Alignment: Left, Center, Right, Justify
• Line spacing: Home → Paragraph → Line and Paragraph Spacing
• Indentation: Increase or decrease indentation
• Bullets and Numbering: Home → Paragraph
• What to expect: You will:-
o Align the text center
o Add 1.5 line spacing( The most common line spacing format)
o Create a numbered list:
1. Introduction
2. Main Content
3. Conclusion
Lesson 4: Working with Tables
• Insert → Table → choose number of rows/columns
• Format table: borders, shading, merge cells
• What to expect: You will:-
o Create a 4x4 table
o Fill in with sample data:
Name Age Grade
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Lesson 5: Inserting Images & Shapes
• Insert → Pictures → Choose from file
• Insert → Shapes → Draw a rectangle or circle
• Resize, move, and rotate objects
• What to expect: you will:-
o Insert your favorite image
o Add a rectangle around it
o Change its color
Lesson 6: Headers, Footers, and Page Numbers
• Insert → Header / Footer → choose style
• Insert → Page Number → choose location
• What to expect: you will:-
o Add a header with your name
o Add a footer with the current date Or a footnote
o Insert page numbers at the bottom center
Lesson 7: Saving & Exporting
• File → Save As → Choose location and file format (.docx or .pdf)
• What to expect: you will:-
o Save your document as “WordLab_LastName_FirstName.docx”
o Export as PDF
3. Lab Exercise
I. Open a new Word document.
II. Type a paragraph introducing yourself.
III. Format your name in bold, your course in italics, highlight your favorite word.
IV. Create a numbered list of 3 hobbies.
V. Insert a 4x4 table showing favorite food, drink, place, activity.
VI. Insert an image and a rectangle around it.
VII. Add a header with your name and footer with page number.
VIII. Add a footer
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IX. Add a hyperlink
X. Save your document as .docx and export as PDF.
1. Group Assignment (Applying Microsoft Word to Network & Internet Based on Chp
4)
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
Each group must work only on the topic assigned.
The assignment must be written in your own words.
Plagiarism and AI-generated content may result in loss of marks(NG).
Copy-paste content may receive zero marks.
You must strictly follow the formatting and functional requirements.
Failure to include required Word features will result in loss of marks.
MANDATORY MS WORD FUNCTIONALITIES
(These are part of your marks)
All groups MUST include the following:
1. Header (Compulsory)
Add a header on every page containing:
Group Name (e.g., Group A) to the left and
Topic Title to the right
2. Footer (Compulsory)
Add:
Page numbers (bottom right)
3. Footnotes (Compulsory)
(Manual typing will not be accepted)
4. Images with Captions (Compulsory)
Include at least TWO (2) images
Each image must have:
A caption added
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Caption placed below the image
5. Headings & Structure
Use Heading styles:
Heading 1 → Main sections (Introduction, Conclusion)
Heading 2 → Subsections
6. Table (At Least One)
Insert one table to:
Compare concepts
Summarize advantages vs disadvantages
Table must be properly aligned and titled.
7. Consistent Formatting
8. Add hyperlinks to credible sources
9. Submission
• Each group submits:
o Word Document (.docx)
o PDF Version
CONTENT REQUIREMENTS (FOR ALL GROUPS)
Each assignment must contain: begin saying literally
Introduction begin saying literally
Main Concepts / Explanation
Real-World Applications
Advantages and Limitations
Images and Tables with Captions
Conclusion begin saying literally
GROUP QUESTIONS
1. Group A –Introduction to Networks (LAN, WAN, MAN) begin saying literally
Prepare a detailed assignment on computer networks. begin saying literally
Your assignment must include:
A clear introduction to computer networks begin saying literally
Explanation of: begin saying literally
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Local Area Network (LAN) begin saying literally
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN) begin saying literally
Wide Area Network (WAN) begin saying literally
Comparison between LAN, MAN, and WAN begin saying literally
Real-world examples (e.g., university network, city network, internet) begin saying
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Advantages and disadvantages of each type begin saying literally
At least two images showing different network types, each with a proper caption
2. Group B –Network Topologies (Bus, Star, Ring, Mesh) begin saying literally
Write an assignment explaining network topologies. begin saying literally
Explanation of:
Bus topology begin saying literally
Star topology begin saying literally
Ring topology begin saying literally
Mesh topology begin saying literally
Diagrams and explanation of how data flows in each topology begin saying literally
Real-world usage examples begin saying literally
Advantages and disadvantages of each topology begin saying literally
At least two topology diagrams with captions begin saying literally
3. Group C –Network Devices (Router, Switch, Hub) begin saying literally
Prepare a structured assignment on network devices. begin saying literally
Include:
Introduction to network devices begin saying literally
Detailed explanation of: begin saying literally
Router, begin saying literally
Switch, begin saying literally
Hub begin saying literally
Differences between router, switch, and hub begin saying literally
Where each device is used in real life (home, school, ISP) begin saying literally
Strengths and weaknesses of each device begin saying literally
At least two images of network devices with captions begin saying literally
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4. Group D –Internet Protocols (IP, TCP, UDP) begin saying literally
Write an assignment about internet communication protocols. begin saying literally
Your work must include: begin saying literally
Introduction to internet protocols begin saying literally
Explanation of:
IP (Internet Protocol) begin saying literally
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) begin saying literally
UDP (User Datagram Protocol) begin saying literally
Comparison between TCP and UDP begin saying literally
Real-world applications (video streaming, emails, web browsing) begin saying literally
Advantages and disadvantages begin saying literally
At least two diagrams or illustrations with captions begin saying literally
5. Group E –DNS and Domain Names begin saying literally
Prepare an assignment on DNS and domain names. begin saying literally
Include:
Introduction to DNS begin saying literally
How DNS works (step-by-step explanation) begin saying literally
Meaning of domain names and extensions (.com, .edu, .org, etc.) begin saying literally
Importance of DNS in internet usage begin saying literally
Real-life example (typing a website URL) begin saying literally
At least two images explaining DNS resolution with captions begin saying literally
6. Group F –Internet Services (HTTP, FTP, Email) begin saying literally
Write an assignment on internet services.
Your assignment should discuss:
Introduction to internet services begin saying literally
Explanation of: begin saying literally
HTTP begin saying literally
FTP begin saying literally
Email begin saying literally
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How these services work begin saying literally
Practical examples (browsing websites, file transfer, communication) begin saying
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Advantages and limitations begin saying literally
At least two images with captions begin saying literally
7. Group G –Wireless Networks (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) begin saying literally
Prepare an assignment about wireless networking.
Include:
Introduction to wireless networks
Explanation of: begin saying literally
Wi-Fi begin saying literally
Bluetooth begin saying literally
Differences between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth begin saying literally
Real-world applications begin saying literally
Security and range considerations begin saying literally
At least two images showing wireless communication with captions begin saying literally
8. Group H –Network Security Basics (Firewall, Encryption) begin saying literally
Write an assignment on basic network security concepts.
Your assignment must include:
Introduction to network security begin saying literally
Explanation of: begin saying literally
Firewall begin saying literally
Encryption begin saying literally
Importance of network security begin saying literally
Real-world examples (banks, universities, online accounts) begin saying literally
Advantages and limitations of security measures begin saying literally
At least two security-related images with captions begin saying literally
9. Group I –Network Threats & Attacks (Malware, Phishing) begin saying literally
Prepare an assignment discussing network threats and attacks.
Include:
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Introduction to network threats begin saying literally
Explanation of: begin saying literally
Malware begin saying literally
Phishing begin saying literally
How these attacks occur begin saying literally
Real-life examples begin saying literally
Prevention methods begin saying literally
At least two illustrative images with captions begin saying literally
10. Group J –Future of Networking (IoT, Cloud Networking) begin saying literally
Write an assignment on the future of networking.
Your assignment should include:
Introduction to future networking trends begin saying literally
Explanation of: begin saying literally
Internet of Things (IoT) begin saying literally
Cloud Networking begin saying literally
How these technologies affect daily life begin saying literally
Benefits and challenges begin saying literally
At least two futuristic networking images with captions begin saying literally
GRADING BREAKDOWN (30 MARKS)
Introduction & Understanding – 5 marks
Technical Explanation – 10 marks
Real-World Examples – 5 marks
Images with Proper Captions – 5 marks
Organization, Language & Originality – 5 marks
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