Create Web Page Tutorial
Microsoft Word
Objective: To create a web page using Microsoft Word
Introduction: Microsoft Word includes the functionality of saving Word documents as web pages. This useful function allows educators to easily publish HTML documents that include text and graphics, such as lesson plans, schedules, course outlines, and class notes. Educators can then use a FTP program to "upload" their finished HTML documents to a server for display on the internet.
Skill Practice: To create a web page using Microsoft Word
Step 1: Open 
. To create a new document, select 
.
Step 2: Decide what type of document you want to create, such as a schedule, table, lesson plan, review quiz, etc.
Step 3: To Edit Font - Use the "Formatting Toolbar" to edit font color, size, type, and text alignment. If the "Formatting Toolbar" is not on screen, go to 
> Toolbars > Formatting. The "Formatting Toolbar" will appear on screen.
Step 4: To Insert a Table - Go to 
> Insert > Table. The "Insert Table" window will appear on screen. Use the window options to set specifications for your table.
Step 5: To Insert an Graphic - Go to 
> Picture, and then choose the type of picture you want to insert into your document, such as clip art, word art, or autoshape.
Step 6: To Format the Document - Go to 
, and choose from "Font", "Paragraph", "Bullets and Numbering", "Borders and Shading", and other options.
Step 7: To Spell Check the Document - Go to 
> Spelling and Grammar, and use the spelling and grammar check to refine the document. To use the Thesaurus, go to Tools > Language > Thesaurus.
Step 8: Save Document as Web Page - Go to 
> Save As Web Page. If you don't see the "Save As Web Page" option, go to "Save As...". The "Save As" window will appear on screen. Name the document, and specify file type as 
.