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Short Courses in Computing - Topics
The pages within this section are for Arkansas NRCS Employees Only.
To request one of the Short Courses in Computing for an upcoming meeting please
contact Diana Angelo (501) 301-3175, Aaron Peter (501) 301-3119, or Creston
Shrum (501) 301-3168. You are
invited to submit additional topics that can be presented in less than one hour.
Course material for select topics may also be available to download after a
class has been held.
PDF documents require
Adobe
Acrobat.
- Tables in Word - Tables can help
simplify and organize Microsoft Office Word documents. Learn how to add tables
to your Word documents and handy uses for them.
- More Than Cut and Paste - Making a Table of Contents and Index -
Borders, Bullets, Watermarks, Columns, and Shading - Word Menus and Keyboard
Shortcuts - Header/Footers, Page Breaks, Hyperlinks - Using Spelling,
Grammar, and Thesaurus help. Download Course materials.
Step by step (Doc 58kB) -
Practice Document (Doc 78kB) -
Practice image (JPG 10.6kB).
- Tracking Changes and Using Comments - You have been given a memo to
review before it's sent to all employees. But they don't want you to make
final changes to the memo. Instead, they want to see the changes you
propose, read your comments, accept or reject your changes, and remove your
comments. That's what Track Changes is all about.
- Chapters, Subtitles, Table of Contents - Course
descriptions in progress
- Header/Footers, Page Breaks, Hyperlinks - Course
descriptions in progress
- Mail Merge, Form Letters, Envelops - Course descriptions
in progress
- Images and Graphics - Course descriptions in progress
- Text, Tabs, and Bullets - Course descriptions in
progress
- Making Web Pages - Course descriptions in progress
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- Excel Anatomy - Course descriptions in progress
- Working with Functions - Course descriptions in progress
- Charts, Graphs, and
Trendlines – Very often it’s not what you say, but how you say it. Including
charts and graphs can often lend astounding clarity to your presentation. They
can also leave a bad impression if poorly done. Learn to create charts and
graphs that make your data stand out. Class handouts available to download.
- Inserting Comments and Formulas - Course descriptions in
progress
- Worksheet or Workbook? - Course descriptions in progress
- Security and Locking - Course descriptions in progress
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- Mailing Lists,
Mail Folders, Email Subject Lines and Attachments -
Course descriptions in progress
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- Creating Buffers and Waste Exclusion
Areas - Course descriptions in progress
- Snapping Lines Together - Course
descriptions in progress
- Adding a Practice Narrative to a
Toolkit Plan - Course descriptions in progress
- Using the Base Layer to Create Custom
Layers - Course descriptions in progress
- Reporting Progress from Toolkit -
Course descriptions in progress
- Adding Tools and Customizing - Course
descriptions in progress
- Scheduling Practices and Creating a
Plan Report - Course descriptions in progress
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- Where to Get the Best Data for Your
Project - Course descriptions in progress
- Soil Data Viewer - Course descriptions in progress
- Web Soil Survey - Course descriptions in progress
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in progress
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- Phones - Course descriptions in
progress
- Scanners - Course descriptions in
progress
- CD Labeler and DVD Copier - Course
descriptions in progress
- Color Copier - Course descriptions in
progress
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- Photo Basics - Do you want to take better digital pictures? Topics include:
camera (types, controls, image resolution, image format), mechanics (holding the camera, focus, exposure), and settings (white balance,
focal length, depth of field). Course handout available to download.
Photography Workshop NRCS.
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in progress
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- How Secure is Your Data? Backups, File Storage, Data Archives - Do you know where your files go when you hit
save? Does anyone else have access to the place that your file is stored? If
your computer crashes today, will there be a back-up copy of that very important
document that you have been working on for weeks? Learn how and where to save
your documents.
- Where Did I Put That File? File
Structure, Creating Folders, Digital Storage - Course descriptions in progress
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