1. Click Microsoft Edge on the taskbar at the bottom.
2. Click the address bar at the top. Type vublessons.com, press Enter.

You should see: the VUB Learning page with course cards.

1. On the Digital Literacy — Level 2 card, click Open course.
2. Scroll down to Week 3. Click Worksheet.

You should see: a page titled Week 3 · Worksheet. Leave it open for Part 4.

1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard. (Or click Start at the bottom left.)
2. Type Word and press Enter.

You should see: the Word start screen, with a Blank document tile.

1. Click Blank document.

You should see: a white page with a blinking line at the top. The blinking line is the cursor: where your typing goes.

1. Type the seven lines below. Press Enter at the end of each line.

You should see: seven lines, all the same size and color.

1. Click anywhere in the first line, Computer help at the library.
2. On the Home tab, in the Styles box, click Heading 1.

You should see: the line gets bigger and turns dark blue.

1. Click in the line Who it helps. Click Heading 2.
2. Click in the line Steps. Click Heading 2.

You should see: both lines turn dark blue. They are a little smaller than the title.

1. Point just before the C in Choose one task.
2. Hold the left mouse button down. Drag to the end of home. Let go.

You should see: the three step lines shaded gray: selected.

1. On the Home tab, click Numbering: the button with 1, 2, 3 on it.

You should see: 1., 2. and 3. in front of the three steps.

1. Click the View tab.
2. Click the box next to Navigation Pane so it has a check mark.

You should see: a panel on the left that lists Computer help at the library, Who it helps and Steps.

1. Click File at the top left.
2. Click Save As, then click Browse.

You should see: a box titled Save As.

1. On the left side of the box, click Documents.
2. Click New folder near the top. Type Resource pack and press Enter.

You should see: a new folder named Resource pack.

1. Double-click Resource pack.

You should see: the top of the box ends in Resource pack. The folder is empty.

1. Click in the File name box. Press Ctrl and A together to highlight the old name.
2. Type Computer help handout. Click Save.

You should see: Computer help handout at the very top of the window.

1. Click File at the top left.
2. Click Save As, then click Browse.

You should see: the Save As box. It opens in your Resource pack folder.

1. Click the Save as type box, just under File name.
2. In the list, click PDF (*.pdf).

You should see: Save as type now says PDF (*.pdf).

1. Check that Open file after publishing has a check mark. If not, click its box.
2. Click Save.

You should see: your handout opens as a PDF in Microsoft Edge.

1. Look at the PDF. Find the three blue headings and the numbers 1, 2 and 3.

You should see: the same headings and numbers you made in Word.

1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard. (Or click Start at the bottom left.)
2. Type Excel and press Enter.

You should see: the Excel start screen, with a Blank workbook tile.

1. Click Blank workbook.

You should see: a grid of empty boxes called cells. The cell A1 has a green border.

1. Click cell A1. Type Item and press Tab.
2. Type Cost in dollars and press Enter.

You should see: Item in A1 and Cost in dollars in B1.

1. In A2 type Paper, press Tab, type 12, press Enter.
2. Do the same for Folders and 8, then Pens and 5.

You should see: Paper 12, Folders 8 and Pens 5 in rows 2, 3 and 4.

1. Click A5. Type Total and press Tab.
2. In B5, type =SUM(B2:B4) and press Enter.

You should see: B5 shows 25.

1. Click cell B5.
2. Look at the long box above the column letters: the formula bar.

You should see: the cell shows 25. The formula bar shows =SUM(B2:B4).

1. Paper is going up from 12 to 15. Before you change anything, guess: what will B5 show? Say it out loud or write it down.

You should see: your guess, ready to check.

1. Click cell B2. Type 15 and press Enter.

You should see: B5 changes to 28 by itself. Was your guess right?

1. Click File at the top left.
2. Click Save As, then click Browse.

You should see: a box titled Save As.

1. On the left side of the box, click Documents.
2. Double-click Resource pack.

You should see: the top of the box ends in Resource pack.

1. Click in the File name box. Press Ctrl and A together to highlight the old name.
2. Type Supply list. Click Save.

You should see: Supply list at the very top of the window.

1. Click Microsoft Edge on the taskbar. Click the Week 3 · Worksheet tab.
2. Scroll to Part 4. Click Download the practice photo.

You should see: practice-photo.jpg at the top right.

1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard. (Or click Start at the bottom left.)
2. Type PowerPoint and press Enter.

You should see: the PowerPoint start screen, with a Blank Presentation tile.

1. Click Blank Presentation.

You should see: one white slide with two boxes: Click to add title and Click to add subtitle.

1. Click the Design tab.
2. Click any theme you like in the Themes row.

You should see: your slide changes color and style.

1. Click Click to add title.
2. Type Need computer help?

You should see: your title on the slide.

1. Click Click to add subtitle.
2. Type Photo: VUB practice photo, used with permission.

You should see: the credit line under the title.

1. Click the Insert tab.
2. Click Pictures, then click This Device.

You should see: a box titled Insert Picture.

1. On the left side of the box, click Downloads.
2. Click practice-photo, then click Insert.

You should see: the photo on your slide. If a Designer panel opens on the right, click the X at the top of that panel.

1. Click the photo. Click the Picture Format tab, then Crop.
2. Drag a black mark on one side inward. Press Esc.

You should see: that edge trimmed away.

1. Drag a corner circle of the photo inward to shrink it.
2. Drag the middle of the photo off your words.

You should see: the title, the credit line and the photo, all in view.

1. Click File at the top left.
2. Click Save As, then click Browse.

You should see: a box titled Save As.

1. On the left side of the box, click Documents.
2. Double-click Resource pack.

You should see: the top of the box ends in Resource pack.

1. Click in the File name box. Press Ctrl and A together to highlight the old name.
2. Type Flyer. Click Save.

You should see: Flyer at the very top of the window.

1. Click File Explorer (the yellow folder) on the taskbar.
2. Click Documents, then double-click Resource pack.

You should see: four files: the handout (Word and PDF), Supply list and Flyer.