Monday, January 05, 2009
Microsoft Windows XP 101: Using Windows XP Professional in the classroom
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Productivity tutorial
Learn how to use Microsoft Windows XP Professional to increase instructional productivity, enhance collaboration with colleagues and students, and communicate more effectively.
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Step-by-step instructions show you how to organize files, browse the Web more efficiently, and publish to the Web.
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The accompanying instructor presentation offers a guide to the tutorial, suitable for use by an instructor leading a class or for self-paced learning.
Tutorial information
Productivity tutorial
Item Requirements
Instructional level
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Intermediate user
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Advanced user
Curriculum areas
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Teacher productivity
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Teamwork and collaboration
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Classroom management
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Technology
Software required
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Microsoft Windows XP Professional
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Objectives
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View and rename files for a class project.
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Publish a document to the Web, and send files in e-mail with ease.
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Learn about the features of My Pictures and My Music.
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Conduct Web research by using the Search Assistant.
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Use the Remote Desktop feature to access your office computer from home.
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Tutorial outline
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Discover the new look and features
Explore the fresh new look and features of Windows XP Professional, including an improved Start menu, task bar, and Control Panel.
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Organizing your files
Review project files by using Thumbnails view and Group Icons view.
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Multimedia in Windows XP Professional
Use the multimedia features of Windows XP Professional, such as Microsoft Windows Media Player for Windows XP, and Windows Messenger.
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Enhanced removable media features
Easily copy files to a CD or other removable device.
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Better browsing
Browse the Web for project-related information, and use the Search Assistant for faster, more efficient searching.
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Internet publishing made easy
Publish a research document to the Web by using the Web Publishing Wizard, automatically compress project graphics, and then send them in e-mail.
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Remotely connect to your office computer
Connect to Remote Desktop, and learn how to install Remote Desktop Web Connection.
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Anywhere, anytime assistance
Complete a Request for Help invitation for remote assistance.
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