- 9 Sections
- 46 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Lesson 1 - Getting StartedBeing successful with any computer program requires that you get familiar with its environment. This is especially true with the Office 2016 through 365 versions. The sooner you master the different parts of the program, the sooner you will master Word!8
- Lesson 2 - Modifying A DocumentThere will be many times that you will want to modify an existing document. For example, you may want to add or remove information or move things around in a document that was sent to you as an Email attachment. In this module you will learn how to easily modify text in an existing document.6
- Lesson 3 - FormattingFormatting refers to adding enhancements to your text and page to "pretty" up your document. This makes the information on your pages much easier to follow and makes it more presentable. For example, you may want to make certain titles bold or italic so they stand out. Keep in mind when formatting that all text selected will be affected when you activate a formatting command.8
- Lesson 4 - Inserting IllustrationsIt is often said that, "a picture is worth a thousand words". In Word, you can easily drop in illustrations to liven up your document or to better present your information. The type of illustrations you can drop into a document are: Pictures - Images stored on a drive (e.g., uploaded from a camera or found online). Shapes - Ready made shapes (e.g., lines, rectangles or circles). SmartArt - Images used to communicate information (e.g., flow or organizational charts). Charts - Images to illustrate and compare numeric data.4
- Lesson 5 - TablesTables are used to organize text and numbers into rows and columns so the information being presented is easier to follow. One problem in all versions of Word is that they use what are called "True Fonts". In True Fonts, different characters are different widths. For example, an "O" is wider than an "I". If you use these characters in different rows and try to line things up to the right in each row using spaces to create columns, the columns come out jagged (not lined up). This can be very frustrating. Tables are a great solution to get around this. Tables can also be used to do simple calculations and create forms and complex page layouts.3
- Lesson 6 - PrintingPrinting allows you to get a hard copy of your document. Word offers you three main options for printing. The three main options to print are: 1. File-Print. 2. Ctrl+P on the keyboard. 3. Clicking on the Print Preview and Print icon on the Quick Access Toolbar (must be added).6
- Lesson 7 – ReferencesWord reference tools are resources that help you apply and find information.4
- Lesson 8 – Advanced FeaturesAdvanced Word Features7
- Word ChallengeQuiz To Test Your Word Knowledge1
S0020O- 7A. Footnotes And Endnotes
Footnotes and endnotes are both ways to reference information in a Word document, but they differ in location and accessibility. Footnotes appear at the bottom of the page and are more accessible for quick reference because they appear on the same page as the referenced material. Endnotes appear at the end of a document or section and are less accessible, but hyperlinking can help to access them.
Footnote Example
To add a footnote or endnote:
- Click where you want to insert the note.
2 Click Footnote or Endnote on the References tab on the Ribbon. Word will add a reference number to the document and place you at the bottom of the page for a footnote and end of the document for an endnote.

Footnote And Endnote Options On The References Tab
- Type your note.
You can easily navigate between the note reference number and its respective footnote or endnote and vice versa. To return to the reference number in the document, double-click the reference mark at the beginning of the note. To return to the footnote or endnote, double-click its reference number mark.
To preview the footnote or endnote, slide your mouse pointer over the reference number mark in the document. A popup window will appear with the note.
Footnote/Endnote Popup Example
To remove a footnote or endnote, delete its reference number mark in the document.
Exercise 1
Video Demo 1 – How to create footnotes and endnotes.
EXERCISE 1 DIRECTIONS
Open Exercise 7A if you have not yet done so and go to page 7.
Click at the end of the paragraph in the National Affiliate Program section. Click Footnote on the References tab on the Ribbon. Word will add a reference number to the document and place you at the bottom of the page. Type “A detailed list of our affiliates can be found on the Company’s website.” for the note.
To return to the reference number in the document, double-click the reference mark at the beginning of the note.
To get the note popup window, slide over the reference number mark. Observe the popup window with the note.
To remove the note, delete the reference number mark in the document. The note goes away. Click the Undo option on the Quick Access toolbar or do a Ctrl+Z on the keyboard to bring it back.