Today you are going to practice how to copy and paste text using your mouse. Let’s get started! Begin To turn the page, click on the arrow buttons 

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Computer terms you should know at the end of Kindergarten,

Advertisements

Getting Started with PowerPoint

Understanding Your Laptop A scavenger hunt designed to help you get to know your new computer.

HOW TO USE POWERPOINT By Bryan Kreps.

Reading Today, you’re going to read some great recipes for kids, then copy and paste one of them to print and take home! Recipes Next Page.

PLEASE CLICK. Once you have logged in you will be greeted with your Home Page See the Administration Section in the lower left Course Files is where you.

1) Terms to Know 2) Starting an Office 97 Application 8) Finding a missing file 7)File Managment 4) Utilizing the Right Mouse Button 6) Using Help 3)

Mouse Tutorial for Win XP In this tutorial you will learn to: Move the mouse Click and double click Make selections Manage windows Use menus Click the.

1 Using Word 2010 Part 2 Chapter 2. Selecting Text p

Making Grids This document shows you one way to make grids in PowerPoint. I prefer this way over PowerPoint’s built in grid because I can make my grids.

Why is Plant Clinic Using a Spreadsheet? A spreadsheet is used most often to calculate and to sort information. We will be using it to enter information.

Word Processing First Steps

How to Take a Screenshot By Ashley Hudson Screenshot of this screen 

Lesson 9: Copying and Pasting. 2 Concept 9.1 Copying and Pasting within a Program Copy text you want to use again –Instead of typing it again When you.

ABC’s of PowerPoint (Office 2007) Part 1: Basic Vocabulary Part 2: Cursors Part 3: Insert Your Text Part 4: Insert Your Pictures Part 5: Basic Tools &

Intro to Microsoft Word The Microsoft Word Window will open up ready for you to create a new document 1 The ribbon, which sits above the document,

Vocabulary Crossword 2-1 Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2-1 Click mouse to advance slides. Press Esc key to close presentation.

Buttons and Hyperlinks in PowerPoint To add a button: 1.Open a PowerPoint Project and select the slide on which you wish to place a button. 2.Click on.

Adding Websites to a Folder  Putting sites into an already existing folder Putting sites into an already existing folder  Adding an image on the icon.

Mastering Your Word Processing Skills

Notes to Teachers: 1.Make sure each student has his/her file open from the previous class “(student name).xlsx”. 2.A vocabulary list is included on last.

Tonga Institute of Higher Education IT 141: Information Systems CS Students Lecture 2: Microsoft Word.

PowerPoint Basics (for Macs) 1. Before you start your project, you need: Completed project storyboard. Files with images, sound, or video already saved.

Word Knowledge Word Knowledge hero here keep beat field jelly

How to Copy and Paste Created by C. Trembath 2011.

PowerPoint Tutorial By Education World Your Logo Here It’s easier than you think!

Go to the Roseville City School District Website and pull down the Employees menu. Then click Online Services. Scroll down until you see Global Scholar-

Introduction to MS Word Surrey Services for Seniors.

Introduction to Computers and Windows. Overview  What is a computer?  What is an operating system?  Starting and Shutting Down a computer  The mouse.

This tutorial teaches Microsoft Word basics. Although knowledge of how to navigate in a Windows environment is helpful, this tutorial was created for.

Web Site Design and Editing Manual for Concordia Seminary Graduate School.

COMPUTER SHORTCUTS How I can save keystrokes?. We will be looking at... Use of (some of) the ‘Function’ keys. Key combinations using the ‘Control’ (Ctrl)

Introduction to Using the Notebook 10 Software for SMART Board Day 2 LIVINGSTON PARISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS Facilitated by S. Waltman.

RIGHT Mouse Button Formatting Cut Copy Paste Save LEFT Mouse Button MAIN BUTTON Single clicks Double clicks Drag Highlight.

Computer Tips to Help Your Child. How to use the computer correctly! It is important that we follow all rules when using the computer. If you ever have.

Cut, Copy and Paste Slide #s and titles: 2. Identify buttons 3.Steps to copy text 4.Steps to cut & paste 5.Paste Options button image 6.Cut & paste = drag.

Microsoft Word Tutorial By Diana Rengifo Sean Choi Robert Olson.

Learning PowerPoint Presenting your ideas as a slide show… …on the computer!

Mouse Basics Dayton Metro Library Place photo here January 10, 2016.

Know your computer Make a Folder Copy from Word to Composer Format the Font Change the Alignment Format the Background Format the Colors Insert a Picture.

To view this in “presentation” mode, go to Slide Show  View Show (the toolbar at the top of the page) Use the “Enter” key to advance to the next slide.

Our desktop looks similar to what we see here normally. The pictures on the left are called icons. On the next few slides, we’ll play around with the icons.

Welcome to Power Point! A short tutorial to get you started.

Getting to know the computer Great Falls Public Schools.

How to use Moodle Spring 2012 PowerPoint Created by Erin Pence & Mike Seeley Any questions, us at

Computer Basics Tutorial Text boxes like this will give you information. Boxes like this at the bottom of a slide will give you instructions. Press the.

Computer 1 Minneapolis Public Schools- Transition Plus

Why use PowerPoint? Attracts attention Motivates DynamicAnimated Visual.

Welcome to the Basic Microsoft Word Guide. Before you start this Guide, you will need to complete “Basic Computer”; “Basic Windows” and know how to type.

Microsoft Word 125 S. Clark St., 4th floor, Chicago, Illinois  Telephone  Fax

Website Administration

How to apply your signature

How I can save keystrokes?

Directions for creating a PowerPoint

The mouse controls the movement of the pointer on your screen.

A short tutorial to get you started

Microsoft Word Text Basics.

Enter your text here Enter your text here.

A few tricks to take you beyond the basics of Microsoft Office 2007

A few tricks to take you beyond the basics of Microsoft Office

 Click on a present to go to a question

Review: Applying Computer Basics

A few tricks to take you beyond the basics of Microsoft Office

Chapter 1: Digital Communication Tools

FSA CBT nShell.aspx?c=Florida_PT

MePS Manual Login Screen

A few tricks to take you beyond the basics of Microsoft Office

Making figure and Intro

You might already know this, but we're covering it anyway

Presentation transcript:

Today you are going to practice how to copy and paste text using your mouse. Let’s get started! Begin To turn the page, click on the arrow buttons 

Copying and Pasting Think about a time when you have cut out words with your scissors and glued them to another piece of paper. When you copy and paste text using a computer, it’s just like cutting and gluing paper, but without the sticky mess! To learn more, follow these steps… Next Page

During this lesson, you will need to use this practice page. Next Page Go Back Power Point Icon To return to this slide show, click on the Power Point icon at the bottom of the screen. To get there anytime, just click on these words - Practice Page.Practice Page

When you find text you want to copy and paste… 1.Move your cursor (the arrow) to the beginning of the text, left click your mouse and hold it down. Try it! Practice Page Next Page Go Back Return to this show by clicking on the icon at the bottom of the screen. 2. Drag the cursor across the text. It will highlight the words. 3. Take your finger off of the mouse. The text is now highlighted. 

After you highlight the text… 4. Move your cursor (the arrow) anywhere on top of the highlighted text and right click. A menu will pop up. Next Page Go Back Return to this show by clicking on the icon at the bottom of the screen. Try it! Practice Page Menu

To copy and paste the text… Next Page Go Back Return to this show by clicking on the icon at the bottom of the screen. 5.Select “copy” from the menu. The text has now been copied! 6. Now find a place to “paste” this text. Put your cursor in that spot and right click your mouse. 7.Select “paste” from the menu, and Voila! You’ve pasted the text! Copy Paste

It’s just that simple! Now that you can copy and paste, keep practicing using the practice pages. Copy-and-paste can be used with the Internet. Try and copy a few of these jokes to your practice page. Type your name somewhere, then print them! Click Here for Jokes! Next Page Go Back Return to this show by clicking on the icon at the bottom of the screen.

Before you log off today… Be sure you type your name at the top of your practice page and print it. Give this to your teacher to prove you’re an expert! The computer will ask if you want to save your changes. Click “no” and continue logging off. When you log off… Go Back