Desktop Computing in Skillport Finding Approved Folders and Printing Certificates of Completion

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1 Desktop Computing in Skillport Finding Approved Folders and Printing Certificates of Completion 1. Log in to Skillport 2. Click on the CATALOG tab on the left sidebar of the page. 3. And then click on the + sign next to the Desktop Computing folder. 4. Click on the + sign to open the Desktop Curricula. Although you have access to both the Desktop Curricula and Desktop Applications folders, only the Desktop Curricula folder contains training eligible for professional development points.

2 5. Be aware however, that NOT ALL the folders in Desktop Curricula are eligible for points. Before beginning training, please refer to the list of points eligible modules to make sure they count.

3 6. In order to receive credit for the professional development points earned in Skillport, the employee must print out the Certificate of Completion for every component in a module folder and send copies to Professional Development in the SCPS Department of Teaching and Learning. Again, please refer to the list of points eligible modules to make sure they count. Example: On-line in the Skillport Microsoft Office 2010 series folder, there are 22 module folders available to the user, but ONLY 13 of these are listed on the SCPS Skillport On-Line PD Opportunity document as eligible for PD points.. NOTE: All of the bulleted component titles contained in a single module title must be completed in order to receive any points for the module.

4 8. Upon completion of a component, there will be a Certificate of Completion available from the MY PROGRESS tab on the left side bar. The certificate can be generated by clicking on the red ribbon to the right of the title.

5 This certificate is evidence of completion for the Formatting and Working with Text in Word component found in the Beginning Word module of the Microsoft Office 2010 series of the Desktop Computing-Desktop Curricula track. 9. Print a copy of all the certificates in the module and submit them to Professional Development in the Dept. of Teaching and Learning. Please do not submit certificates to be recorded until all those in a module are completed. Once again, it is most important to refer to the list of points eligible modules to make sure they count.

6 DESKTOP COMPUTING CURRICULUM Modules that are eligible for PD points Series Desktop Best Practices Information Security of End Users Using your desktop computer and mobile devices to safely Introduction to information security Using , the Internet, and social media safely in a corporate environment Microsoft Internet Explorer Microsoft Internet Explorer : End User Fundamentals of Internet Explorer Customization and security in Internet Explorer Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 Microsoft Internet Explorer 8: End User Internet Explorer eight: basic features Internet Explorer eight: advanced features Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 Microsoft Internet Explorer 8: End User Browsing and managing web pages Searching and subscribing to web content Customization and security Microsoft Office 200 New Features New features for end-users in Microsoft Office 200 Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook 200 Microsoft Access 200 and Microsoft Publisher 200 Sharing and collaboration in Microsoft Office enterprise 200 Beginning Word Getting started with Word 200 Working with text and paragraphs in Word 200 Structuring, editing, saving, and opening documents in Word 200 Printing, help, and automated formatting in Word 200 Working with documents in Word 200 Beginning Excel Getting started with Excel 200 Manipulating and formatting data and worksheets and Excel 200 Reviewing and printing in Excel 200 Excel 200 formulas and functions Excel 200 charts, pictures, themes, and styles PTS/HRS

7 Beginning Outlook Getting started with Outlook 200 Formatting and managing in Outlook 200 Using the calendar in Outlook 200 Using contacts, tasks, notes, and customizing the interface in Outlook 200 Completing searches, printing items, and working with RSS feeds in Outlook Advanced Word Advanced formatting in Word 200 Advanced document navigation and document reviews in Word 200 Using tables, charts, and graphics in Word 200 Advanced Excel Advanced formatting in EXCEL 200 Advanced data management and EXCEL 200 Advanced customization in Excel 200 Advanced Outlook Customizing Outlook 200 and using the journal Configuring rules, alerts, and junk settings in Outlook 200 Working with Sharepoint, calendars, and forms in Outlook 200 Beginning PowerPoint Getting started with a PowerPoint 200 Adding graphics to presentations and PowerPoint 200 Adding multimedia and animations to presentations and PowerPoint 200 Advanced PowerPoint Creating custom slide shows in PowerPoint 200 Distributing presentations and PowerPoint 200 Collaborating, Communicating, and Sharing Information Collaborating with Groove and Communicator Sharing information with OneNote 200 Beginning Access Getting started with Access 200 Basic Access 200 tables Basic Access 200 forms Queries and reports in Access 200 Advanced Access Importing and exporting data and data presentation in Access 200 Advanced data management in Access 200 Publisher Creating customized publications with Publisher 200 Extending Publisher 200 beyond the publications Word for the Power User Advanced data manipulation features in Word

8 Advanced document features in Word 200 Collaborative features in Word 200 Excel for the Power User Analyzing data in Excel 200 Protecting and sharing Excel 200 workbooks Exchanging data with Excel Outlook for the Power User Data Security, archiving, and working offline in Outlook 200 Instant, text, and unified messaging in Outlook 200 Business contact manager with Outlook 200 Access for the Power User Programmability and administration in Access 200 Database administration and Access 200 Microsoft Office 2010 New features New Core Features New messaging and collaboration features in Office 2010 Office 2010 web apps and new features and Publisher and mobile New features for users migrating from Office 2003 The new Office 2010 interface, Word 2010 and Excel 2010 Outlook 2010 and collaboration in Office 2010 New features for PowerPoint, Publisher, and Access in Office 2010 Beginning Word Getting started with Word 2010 Formatting and working with text in Word 2010 Organizing in arranging text in Word 2010 Moving around in Word 2010 Structuring Word 2010 documents Reviewing documents in Word 2010 Sharing, saving, and printing in Word 2010 Customizing the behavior in appearance of Word 2010 Drawing in inserting graphics in Word 2010 Advanced Word Using themes, backgrounds, watermarks, and quick parts in Word 2010 Adding tables of contents, but notes, hyperlinks, and bookmarks in Word 2010 Forms, fields, and mail merge in Word 2010 Managing, inspecting, and recovering Word 2010 documents Creating in formatting tables in Word 2010 Manipulating tables in Word 2010 And betting charts and tables into Word

9 Beginning Excel Getting started with Excel 2010 Applying basic data formatting in Excel 2010 Moving in getting around in Excel 2010 Moving data and modifying worksheets in Excel 2010 Saving, sending, and printing Excel 2010 workbooks Using conditional formatting, tables, and spark lines in EXCEL 2010 Reviewing and protecting content in EXCEL 2010 Using basic formulas in Excel 2010 Using basic functions with EXCEL 2010 Inserting basic charts in Excel 2010 Adding visuals, themes, and styles to Excel 2010 workbooks Advanced EXCEL Customizing visual elements in Excel 2010 Workbook settings, conditional formatting, and number formats in Excel 2010 Organizing data and objects in Excel 2010 Verifying Excel 2010 data and formulas Automating Excel 2010 task using macros Analyzing data with what-if analysis in Excel 2010 Pivot tables and pivot charts in Excel 2010 Pivot table filters calculations and PowerPivot Excel for power users Sharing Excel 2010 workbooks online and on a network Using Excel 2010 to collaborate on line in with other Office applications Using look up, reference, math, and text functions in Excel 2010 Manipulating formulas and using forms in Excel 2010 Using Excel 2010 data connections: web queries, XML, and data bases Beginning PowerPoint Getting started with PowerPoint 2010 Visually enhancing PowerPoint 2010 presentations Adding images to presentations in PowerPoint 2010 Using multimedia and animations and PowerPoint 2010 Advanced PowerPoint Using advanced slideshow tools in PowerPoint 2010 Collaborating and sharing presentations in PowerPoint 2010 Beginning Outlook Getting started with Outlook 2010 Managing conversations and organizing in Outlook 2010 Managing attachments, graphics, signatures, and autoreplies in Outlook 2010 Using the calendar for appointments, events, and meetings in Outlook 2010 Managing meetings and customizing the calendar in Outlook 2010 Outlook 2010 social connector and messaging Working with contacts in Outlook

10 Using the tasks, notes, and journal features in Outlook 2010 Advanced Outlook Formatting and configuring message options in Outlook 2010 Customizing Outlook 2010 and managing accounts Managing with rules, automatic replies, and alerts in Outlook 2010 Working with files and folders, and using search and RSS feeds in Outlook 2010 Data files, archiving, and send/receive groups in Outlook 2010 Implementing security with Outlook 2010 Accessing Exchange remotely and using forms and Outlook 2010 Beginning Access Getting started with Access 2010 Creating basic tables in Access 2010 Data manipulation and simple relationships in Access 2010 Introduction to forms in Access 2010 Modifying basic forms in Access 2010 Introduction to queries in Access 2010 Introduction to reports in Access 2010 Advanced Access Advanced importing and exporting with Access 2010 Pivot tables and pivot charts in Access 2010 Retrieving, validating, and attaching data in Access 2010 Subforms, subreports, and conditional formatting in Access 2010 Joins, SQL, and action queries in Access 2010 Using Access 2010 with Sharepoint and Access services Access 2010 macros and VBA Optimizing, securing, and sharing Access 2010 database Microsoft Windows First look for end-users First look for end-users End user Getting started with Windows Setting up in securing Windows Customizing Windows to Social Networking Social networking technology and security in fundamentals Social networking for users Microsoft Windows 8 End User New features and common tasks Files and Connectivity in Windows 8 Personalizing Windows 8 Working with apps in Windows

11 Internet Explorer 10, File Sharing, and Recovery in Windows 8 Managing Hardware and Advanced Options in Windows 8