Prerequisites:  Windows Basic and Intermediate

Outline:

Learn how to use Outlook 2000 to organize, find, and view e-mail, personal calendar and contact information, and task lists. The information in this 42-page chapter includes a tour of Outlook 2000, including how to use e-mail, add contact information, track meetings, and schedule appointments with colleagues and students.

Working with Outlook
Create an e-mail message
Send the message
Create new contact information
Schedule a meeting or appointment
Track meetings
Create a task list
Organize e-mail
Find e-mail
View e-mail
Work with personal calendars
Print

Training Options Available:   

1.  Check the online staff development calendar for campus training dates.

2.  Select a technology training video from the Rauland Borg Media Retrieval system and schedule the video at your convenience.

3.  In and Out of the Classroom are practical tutorial guides for students, teachers, and administrators to learn how to use Microsoft software in the classroom

4.  Easy-to-Use Online Tutorials are designed to show teachers how to use Microsoft software in the classroom. They were created in partnership with ACT360 Media, developers of interactive, online courses for teachers and students.

5.  Microsoft Seminars Online - Free Technical Seminars that generally run 25-40 minutes, feature PowerPoint presentation slides

Assessment:  Computer Based Assessment (CBA):  When you feel you are ready to be assessed contact one of the following individuals to schedule a time to take the assessment: 

 

Jennifer Krnavek	High School Library	361-903-6700
Linda Brokaw	Middle School Library	361-903-6600
Libby McGee	Intermediate School Library	361-903-6550
Trish Yaklin	Primary School Library	361-903-6500
Celia Burris	Central Office Building	361-903-6415

PDAS Links: Domain VI-1, V-1, V-4

     
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