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Microsoft Office Outlook - Basic (298)

Formerly Microsoft Outlook 2010 Basic (298) Microsoft Office Outlook - Intermediate (302)
Length: 

Course 1 and 2: 18 hours (6 weeks).

Location: 
Various approved locations throughout the United States.
Dates: 

Course 1 and 2: January 2013 - December 2018.

Instructional delivery format: 
Traditional classroom model
Learner Outcomes: 

Course 1: Students will be able to: identify elements of the Outlook environment, use and customize Outlook Today, and use the Outlook Help system; read, create, and send e-mail messages; reply to, formulate, and check spelling in messages; forward, delete, and restore messages; and work with attachments; set delivery options for messages, flag messages, request a read receipt, specify settings for controlling junk e-mail, set up search folders, and print messages; use the Contacts folder to add, modify, and organize business and personal contacts; customize an electronic business card; create contact groups (distribution lists); and use the People Pane to view contact details; use the Tasks folder to add, edit, and mark tasks; assign tasks; accept or decline a task request; send an update; and track an assigned task; use the Calendar to create single and recurring appointments; change and delete appointments; add events and holidays to the Calendar; and change views; use the Calendar to schedule meetings; read and respond to meeting requests; reserve resources; manage meeting responses; and update and cancel meetings. Course 2: Students will be able to: customize the Outlook environment; add language and keyboard layouts to create a multilingual environment; create and use Quick Steps to automate commonly used actions; and create shortcuts in the Navigation pane; work with contacts and contact groups; manage and use address books; and import contact data from Excel; customize messages by applying themes, stationery, fonts, and e-mail options; create and use signatures and use voting buttons in messages; and use Automatic Replies to set up out-of-office notices; use Instant Search to search the Inbox, all mail folders, Contacts, Calendar, and Tasks; use filters to find messages that meet certain criteria; use categories to group messages; apply categories to contacts, appointments, meetings, and tasks; create categories; and use categories to sort and search; use and create views for your mail; arrange sort, and group messages; and use the Rules Wizard to set rules for messages.

Instruction: 
Course 1 and 2: The Microsoft Office Outlook - Basic and Intermediate courses are designed for participants to enhance their computer applications skills. Each course covers the various level functions and features of Microsoft Office Outlook . The course is offered in a traditional classroom format with instructor led demonstrations, hands-on practical exercises, individual assignments and final examinations.
Credit recommendation: 

Course 1: In the lower division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 1 semester hour as Computer Software Applications or Microsoft Office Outlook - Basic (1/13) (5/14 Administrative Review). Course 2: In the lower division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 1 semester hour as Computer Software Applications or Microsoft Office Outlook- Intermediate (1/13) (5/14 Administrative Review).

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