Good computer skills are essential to your professional success. Examine how companies set up and use technology solutions.

Microsoft Outlook is one of the most widely used desktop email clients. Businesses of all sizes rely on Outlook to communicate internally and externally, schedule meetings, and manage contacts.

Learn about word processors and practice new skills using Microsoft Word, the most frequently used software application in the workplace.

Learn how to create and edit professional looking documents that are sure to impress your peers and your supervisor.

Learn everything you need to know about using spreadsheets in the workplace, including formatting, organization, basic formulas, and data sorting.

Learn to provide easy-to-understand, accurate data with graphs that show trends, analyze past results, and predict future performance.

Examine the parts of a database including data input, output, and maintenance with a particular focus on user interface.

PowerPoint is an important tool for creating presentations suitable for the work environment. Explore the best ways to create an effective presentation that includes the right mix of multimedia using PowerPoint.

Learn how to combine information from Microsoft Excel and Access to create data lists and easily transfer the information from one to the other.

This lesson covers the basics of using the Internet where you’ll enjoy seeing how easy it is to find information that specifically meets your needs and interests.

In this lesson you will explore various methods for transferring information from one computer to another. You will learn different terms used to describe the volume of information—or size of a file—and then learn how to most effectively and efficiently move that data from place to place.

Identify ways to use your computer skills to find a new job or get a promotion within your current organization, and explore strategies for continued learning.