Tutorials - Word 2000 & 2003

Word 2000 & 2003 (either scroll down through page or select from one of the following choices)
About Word 2000 & 2003
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WebCT Based Tutorials

> Exporting Existing WebCT Quizzes/Surveys & Importing into Laulima Tests & Quizzes Tool

Stay tuned for additional tutorials!

> Adding a Syllabus
> Adding a new course section (organizer page)
> Adding a single page (single page link to .pdf, .html, .doc, etc.)
> Adding a URL (link to an outside resource site)
> Adding the Student Presentation Tool
> Adding the Assignment Tool
> Adding a TA (teaching assistant)
> Adding a co-designer
> Adding Guest Accounts
> Adding a PowerPoint presentation (for Windows)
> Adding a PowerPoint presentation (for Macintosh)
> Adding a PowerPoint for Downloading
> Narrating PowerPoint & Processing in Impatica
> Adding a Quiz or Survey
> Importing and Uploading a Quiz via Respondus (for Windows)
> Importing and Uploading Games/Self-Test via StudyMate (for Windows)
> Importing and Uploading a Multiple Choice Quiz via MakeQuiz (for Macintosh)
> Manual Grading of a Quiz
> Assessment Strategies
> Viewing Quiz/Survey Statistics
> Adding a Score (grade) column
> Adding a Final Score (grade) column
> Downloading and Importing e-packs
> Creating and Restoring a Course Backup
> Fast Uploading of multiple Files with WebDAV
> Exporting/Importing the Student Database
> Exporting Final Grades to Banner
> Word 2000 & 2003
> Private (group) Discussions

About Word 2000 & 2003:
Microsoft Word versions 2000 and 2003 are notorious for producing odd coding or grammatical syntax such as multiple "?&!" when saving as a WebPage or htm. To help eliminate strange characters/marks in files one can alter the encoding to Unicode.

Saving in Unicode
In Word go to "File", select "Save as Web Page".

Verify that the page is saving as a "Web Page (*.htm, *html)" and NOT "mht" (use pull down menu next to "Save as type" and choose appropriate setting if need be .

Select the tab option for "Tools" and choose "Web Options"

Select the tab for "Encoding", choose "Unicode" and click OK.

Verify where you are saving this file (desktop or myDocs) and click "Save" . Proceed to upload to your course.

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