Objective 3.01 Understand formatting skills of an agenda.

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Objective 3.01 Understand formatting skills of an agenda.

What is an agenda? a list of items to be discussed or acted upon, prepared before meetings, events, and conferences

Examples of Use Topics that will be covered at the next staff meeting Topics and speakers that will present at the next board meeting

Agenda Components: In the Heading section: The Organization name, Components must be centered at the top of the Agenda: In the Heading section: The Organization name, The Date The Location, and The Time of the meeting

Agenda Components (con’t.): Body of the Agenda Time slots Topics Speakers/presenters

Margins If short – center horizontally and/or vertically See pages 8-12 of the3.01 Document Examples PDF file If short – center horizontally and/or vertically If average - adjust margins (top and side) so that the agenda is attractively presented on the page If letterhead stationery is used – 2”, 1”, 1”, 1”

Guidelines For Keying May include columns of times, topics, speakers, and locations or may simply be represented as a list of items May be formatted with dot leader tabs to control the left-to-right flow of the text Format varies according to the needs and preferences of each organization

Guidelines for Keying – Cont’d If the agenda includes a list of incomplete sentences, no periods are required Double space (DS) between numbered items If the meeting or conference will last more than one day, list the day and date at the beginning of each section in bold For agendas in column format, use the table feature

LEADER TABS (dots) Click on link, watch video on how to set leader tabs You will set a right tab at 6.5” with leader dots. Leader Tabs "How to" Video

Agenda Practice Key the “AGENDA – Practice2 (02-25-16) agenda activity for an FBLA board meeting at the Koury Convention Center in the Guilford Ballroom on June 24, 2016 at 4:00 p.m. Save and name the document “Agenda Practice2” Assignment should be completed today Top, bottom, and side margins should be appropriate for the document Agenda should contains all required components in the proper order Proofread for spelling and formatting errors

How to set a Right Leader Dot Tab Go to Home Tab Open “Paragraph” Dialog Box Click on the “Tabs….” Button Set Tab Stop Position to 6.5 Alignment=Right Leader=2………… Click “Set” Click “OK”