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Toolbox Tip: Create Course Outlines in Microsoft Word

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Tue Oct 05 2021

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      Toolbox Tip: Create Course Outlines in Microsoft Word

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      Whether you are designing an in-person, virtual or blended learning course, you may want to create an outline to get organized. In this toolbox tip, Diane Elkins shows how to use Microsoft Word’s outlining tools to facilitate your course planning process. She highlights features, such as the built in heading styles and the navigation panel, to demonstrate how to review an entire outline, change heading styles, rearrange sections, expand or collapse sections, adjust the hierarchy, or levels of content, and choose which levels you want to view in both the navigation panel and the main page. She also shares quick keyboard shortcuts to adjust headings and provides examples of how to use these.

      ATD’s Toolbox Tips series provides e-learning hacks on various content authoring and learning technology tools. Get quick, useful “how-to” tutorials to apply directly to your e-learning instructional design work. Tune in for biweekly designer tips to help you troubleshoot on specific tools, learn new tasks, and discover new features.

      About the Author
      Diane Elkins

      Diane Elkins is the co-founder of Artisan Learning, a custom learning design company. She has built a reputation as a national e-learning expert by being a frequent speaker at major industry events for organizations such as ATD, The Learning Guild, Training Magazine, and ASAE. She is also the co-author of the popular E-Learning Uncovered book series as well as E-Learning Fundamentals: A Practical Guide from ATD Press. She is a past chair of the Professional Development Advisory Council for the American Society of Association Executives and a past board member of the Northeast Florida and Metro DC chapters of ATD. She is also a founding board member of Inspire Accessibility, a consortium of learning providers looking to champion accessibility in the e-learning industry.