1. Lesson 3: Formatting Text
Unit 1: Introduction
Lesson 3: Formatting Text

2. Lesson 3: Formatting Text
Objectives:
Define font, font style, and font effect
Learn how to use different fonts to change the appearance of text
Create Headers and Footers

3. A font is a set of characters that are designed to look the same.
Fonts
A font is a set of characters that are designed to look the same.
Ask students what if they have a font that they tend to use frequently, or even a “favorite font.”

4. Font styles are used to make text stand out to the reader.
Common examples include:
Bold
Underline
Italics
Color
Before revealing, ask students if they can name some examples of font styles.

5. Font Effects
Font effects are geared more toward technical writing and editing.
Some examples include:
Subscript (Subscript)
Superscript (Superscript)
Strikethrough (Strikethrough)

6. Headers and Footers
The header is at the top of the page and the footer is at the bottom of the page.
The header and footer can contain information such as page number, your name, the document name, and more.
The same header and footer can appear on multiple pages.