Microsoft Word
- Providing Feedback to Students Using Microsoft Word 2007 and a Master Set of Comments
Providing feedback to students using Microsoft Word 2007 and a master comments list is relatively easy to do and prevents you from having to repeatedly type the same comments.
- Providing Feedback to Students Using Microsoft Word 2003 and a Master Comments List
Providing feedback to students using Microsoft Word 2003 and a master comments list is relatively easy to do and prevents you from having to repeatedly type the same comments.
- Use the Microsoft Office HTML Filter to Convert Word 2000 Documents to HTML
When saving HTML documents in Word 2000 you need to use the Microsoft Word 2000 HTML Filter.
- Markup Assignments Using MS Word
This tip sheet reviews several easy ways to mark up MSWord files in ways that clearly distinguish instructor from student text.
- "Hidden" Information Stored in Word Documents
All over the news, everyone is talking about computer security. With heightened computer hardware and software security on everyone's mind, many people might overlook the problems a simple Word document could cause.
- Non Web-Ready Documents: What's Wrong with Using Microsoft Word
What's Wrong with Word Docs? Word documents certainly have their place; they're easy and familiar. However, there are some problems. Word documents are often easy targets for malicious coders who use the files as carriers for viruses.
- Detailed Assignment Feedback with MS Word Markup Tools
Instructors often want to be able to provide substantive in-line feedback and be able to return the papers electronically. One solution is to mark up the papers on-screen and send the markups back to students via the Gradebook as attachments. But how does one read student papers on-screen without eye strain, and are there easy ways to markup papers electronically?
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