For the past few years we’ve brought quality training to your desktop through 30 minute and 60 minute webinars. Every month we offer free sessions on topics of interest to most users. Well, we’re going to keep on doing that. However, we’re mixing up the format to meet the needs of our customers, wherever they are.
In the past we’d do one, maybe two free webinars per month. Now, we’re going to bring you four topics, although, we’re hanging up the format to meet your busy schedule. This spring we are proud to announce, Lunch Bites. One day each month we will offer four separate 15 minute webinars. Each one will either tackle a specific function of a commonly used application or provide an overview of an application you may have but don’t use to its full potential. This month’s Lunch Bite sessions are April 17th.
Our topics this month are:
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Microsoft OneNote
Microsoft Office Web Apps
The first session will begin at noon eastern time. Each successive session will begin at noon for each of the remaining time zones in the continental United States.
We are offering some solid webinars for February. Our Microsoft Excel session will uncover some great features in Excel and is well worth your time. Furthermore, Log On to Learn members will be able to access the event on our member site after the event runs. Check it out, come join us and Happy Leap Year.
Event Overview:
Microsoft Excel is a powerful tool that can be used for a variety of functions. In this session we’re going to focus on using Excel as a tool for managing data. By sorting and filtering our data we can begin to dissect data and get useful information. We’ll also look at subtotals, sparklines and a bit of PivotTables. If you have raw data in Excel, let us show you how to get it to speak to you in a usable way.
Date: Thursday, February 16, 2012
Time: 3:00 PM EST (US)
Price:$99$0* (US) No fee register below!
*Use Code: FEB12 at checkout to attend for zero fee.
At this point most of us know how to add an image to a Word document. However, that’s not enough to create a truly memorable report. In this session we’ll cover how to create Smartart graphics, create or import charts, import and manipulate photos and use wrap options to flow your text around various graphics. We’ll also look at advanced text formatting options to liven up your reports.
Date: Thursday, February 16, 2012 Time: 1:00 PM EST (US) Price:$99$0* (US) No fee register below
*Use Code: FEB12 at checkout to attend for zero fee.
TIP: Many features for dealing with imported graphics can be found on contextual tabs at the top of your screen. These tabs will be color coded based on element type and are only visible when the item is selected.
Product: Crystal Reports Duration: 60 Minutes Date: January 26, 2011 Time: 3:00 PM EST (US) Price: Free, with code NEWYEAR
Many database users are familiar with Microsoft Access or some other desktop application. These applications are great for entering data and building queries, but don’t always do a good job of generating reports. Crystal Reports exists solely for creating powerful reports from single or multiple data sources. In this session we’ll look at how Crystal Reports works and discuss some of the benefits to using a dedicated report writing application.
Product: Adobe Illustrator Duration: 60 Minutes Date: January 26, 2011 Time: 1:00 PM EST (US) Price: Free, with code NEWYEAR
Charts and graphics are great for displaying one concept or relationship.
However, infographics, while more complicated, allow you to display information
on several topics in the same graphic. In this session we’ll go through the
process of creating a visually striking diagram that tells a story. We’ll look
at shape manipulation, gradients, transparency, colors and much more.
Product: Microsoft Excel Duration: 60 Minutes Date: December 21, 2011Time: 1:00 PM EST (US) Price: Free, with code LOB10
Our 60 minute Excel Tips and Tricks Webinar will help you eliminate the anxiety
of data analysis and will help you harness the true power of Excel! In this
Webinar, you will uncover incredible data analysis tools that were created
specifically to help you achieve your information goals. Microsoft Excel can
help you sift through data to find the information you need, but the process can
be time-consuming and frustrating. Let us help you achieve your goals, don’t sit
and stare at row upon row of numbers; join us for 60 minutes and we will show
you how to zip through your tasks and turn data drudgery into data done. In this
session you will learn how to create custom AutoFill list, use Auto Calculate,
add pop-up instructions for correctly entering data in a cell, use the format
painter, create time saving macros, and much more!
After one hour with our expert, you’ll be able to:
• Create time-saving macros
• Customize your Excel environment to match what you do
and how you work.
• Organize a spreadsheet so that you can see the data you
need
• Format cell data so that it appears as it should.
• Generate shared spreadsheets that collect data consistently and correctly.
• Achieve amazing results for yourself and your organization!
Product(s): Microsoft Office 2010 Audience(s): Business Professional. Date(s): Friday, February 12 2010, 1:00PM (EST) U.S. Duration: 30 Minutes
Event Overview:
It seems like just yesterday Microsoft launched Office 2007. However, it’s been three years and it’s time for a new version of the application suite. Office 2010 is built off the Office 2007 design, but don’t let that fool you. This is a new set of applications with new tools. If you’re looking to make the move to 2010, have already purchased the suite, or just curious about the new features, let us be your guide to the future of Microsoft Office.
* Interface Changes
* What’s New in Word
* What’s New in Excel
* What’s New in Outlook
Stay Inside the Lines! An Introduction to the Features of Microsoft Publisher
Product(s): Microsoft Publisher Audience(s): Business Professional. Date(s): Friday, January 29 2010, 1:00PM (EST) U.S. Duration: 60 Minutes
Event Overview:
Have you ever seen a great flyer, or a fantastic newsletter and wondered how it was created? Microsoft Publisher is one of many page layout programs available for just this purpose. In this 30-minute Webinar, we will look at many different examples of Publisher projects that can be easily and quickly created such as:
* Flyers
* Newsletters
* Business Cards
* Menus
* Calendars
* Labels and Envelopes
* Brochures
* Programs
* Greeting and Invitation Cards
* Catalogs
* Award Certificates
Product(s): Microsoft Windows. Audience(s): Business Professional. Date(s): Thursday, December 10, 2009, 3:00PM (EDT) U.S. Duration: 60 Minutes
Event Overview:
Windows Movie Maker enables you to create home movies and slide shows on your computer, complete with professional-looking titles, transitions, effects, music, and even narration. And when you’re ready, you can use Windows Movie Maker to publish your movie and share it with your friends and family. Our free Webinar is designed to help new and existing Movie Maker users obtain a thorough understanding of this latest version of Movie Maker. This Webinar shows you how to use Movie Maker’s many features to create exciting movies from captured video, digital photos, graphic files and more. The training begins with a basic overview of the Movie Maker interface and quickly advances to cover topics such as capturing video, importing pictures, editing clips, adding special effects, inserting transitions, creating titles, adding music and much more.
Join KnowledgeWave for this months no-fee webinar. Microsoft Outlook 2007 – Manage your Message by Using the Archive Tool.
Product(s): Microsoft Outlook 2007 Audience(s): Business Professional. Duration: 30 Minutes Start Date: July 24th 1:00PM US Eastern Daylight Savings Time (EDT US)
Event Overview Are you perplexed every time Outlook asks you if you’re ready to archive your e-mail? Here’s your shot at illumination: This 30 minute free webinar will show you just how Archive works. Even better, you’ll find out how to make Archive work for you, exactly the way you want it to. Once you learn how to archive the message we will show you how to use the Navigation Pane to gain access to your stored messages. Avoid problems by following some best practices for common tasks like keeping backup files or archives of your e-mail, and for easily recognizing what’s inside those files or archives.
