Using Research Tools in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows

IN THIS COURSE

• 1.  Using Smart Lookup  in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  3m 10s
  In Word, you can use the Smart Lookup tool to quickly access additional information about a word used in your document. You'll be able to see related images and information on the web related to the word using this tool.  FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Using the dictation tools in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  3m 31s
  If you want to save time in creating a document, use voice dictation. Activate voice dictation, speak and Word will take care of the rest. See how to configure you dictation voice settings as well. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Adding research to your document in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  4m 46s
  Word's Research tools can speed up your editorial process by integrating information as well as its source into your document, without you even leaving Word.  FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Citing information in your document in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  4m 6s
  In order to credit your sources, you need to create a bibliography. See how to insert a citation as well as change the citation style within Word. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Managing your bibliography in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  3m 24s
  If you often have to cite sources or texts, you will find Word's bibliography tool useful. Rather than inserting and reinserting the same references, you can create a database of article, book and text references which can then be inserted whenever you want. Your bibliographical entry has space to hold a huge amount of information, including the title of the work, the author, publisher, and even the document's ISBN. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Translating your document in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  3m 36s
  Do you need to translate your document into another language? Word comes complete with a series of basic translation tools. These can help you to translate your document or sections of your document. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Inserting line numbers in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  2m 25s
  If you are working on a poem, article or a piece of work you will need to discuss in detail with others, you may want to insert line numbers. Word features a tool that will automatically insert and format line numbers. You can manually remove individual line numbers, adjust where they appear in your document and even restart your line numbering on every new page or in every new section. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Inserting footnotes in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  3m 24s
  Footnotes are used to include additional information that may be of use to the reader but does not necessarily have a place in the main body of your document. Word's footnotes tools can help you to format and manage any footnotes or endnotes that you insert.  FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Customizing your footnotes in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  2m 31s
  In Word, you can customize the footnotes that you have inserted into your document. You can, for example, adjust your number format, and force your numbering to start again on every new page. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Inserting endnotes in Word Microsoft 365 for Windows
  2m 28s
  Endnotes are used to store additional information relating to the document that you are working on. Unlike footnotes, this information is stored at the end of the document. It is also possible ton convert endnotes into footnotes and vice versa. FREE ACCESS