CE Credit: 2 TW
This hands-on technical workshop will take you beyond basic word processing functions of Microsoft Word and into the advanced publishing features that can make a difference for your business, school, or component organization. If you are ever tasked with creating dynamic papers, reports, electronic forms, manuals or technical guides, newsletters, or term papers, this is the workshop for you. We’ll jump into the often-forgotten treasure of Microsoft templates and learn how to create and use style sheets, design electronic forms, add endnotes and footnotes, generate an automatic table of contents and index, and discover many more dynamic tips to give your projects in MS Word a professional polish. Note: This workshop will be based on MS Word 2007. It is recommended (but not required) that you have this version of Word to participate in this workshop.
Speaker Bio
Lea Sims is the Director of Professional Programs for AHDI and has been working for the association since 2004. In that role, she oversees all internal and external association messaging and communications, including coordination of association print and electronic publications; drafting of key association position papers, press releases, and standards; creative and strategic direction of campaigns and advocacy programs; direction of AHDI credentialing programs and exams as well as oversight of education approval, product development, and professional practices. She is the author and managing editor of The Book of Style for Medical Transcription, 3rd edition, and The Book of Style Workbook, 3rd edition.
Note: Preregistration for this event is required. All ACE 2011 full registrants will be contacted via email with an opportunity to register. Standby seating potentially available. A laptop with MS Word 2007 or higher required for this workshop.