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Course Description

Learn the basics of Microsoft Outlook XP in a relaxed, stress-free classroom environment. This course is designed for students with some basic skills in the use of a computer and computer programs. No textbook is required, but you must own a copy of Outlook 2000 or 2002 (the XP version) to get the most from this course. (see pre-requisites, below) Students will learn the basics of the most commonly used Outlook modules and the most efficient methods for using them. In addition, the course will provide folder organization, maintenance and usage tips that will keep Outlook performing at its best.

The following topics will be covered:

Part 1: Introduction & Setup (40 minutes)

Part II: Outlook Features (80 minutes)

	Email Module
	Calendar Module
	Tasks Module

Part III: Essential Maintenance (40 minutes)

This is a half-day, 3-hour course with two, 10-minute breaks.

Prerequisites

	Assumed Experience
	Hardware Requirements

About the Instructor

Mr. Velasco is a graduate of Jersey City State College and is currently an Assistant Director in the Office of Information Technology Services at NJCU. He is also an Adjunct Instructor at NJCU since 1990, teaching Microsoft Office courses through the Computer Science Department. Taking a brief hiatus from adjunct work, Mr. Velasco is currently pursuing a masters degree in Educational Technology at NJCU.

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This course was developed in conjuction with the Educational Technology Department, College of Eduction, New Jersey City University, as part of the course requirements for EDTC617: Publishing on the Web, Fall 2003, with instructor Beva Eastman.

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