Keyboard shortcuts are the best way to be effective in Word. Yes, you can use the ribbon, but moving your mouse around takes time and at the end of the day your hand will get tired. So I have collected the most used shortcuts here.

Learn how to modify document properties. Document properties are a great way to store extra information in your document – for an example the name of the author, keywords or just comments.

In this lesson we teach how to track your document changes. Tracking changes is perfect when you have shared your document to your partner, customer or whoever and you want to see what changes have been made.

Learn how to insert image into your document. Images can make a big impact to your document as they engage your reader.

When you have need to present data in your document, then it’s good to use tables. They give great overview what you are trying to show. Learn how to insert table into your document.

Quick Access Toolbar is great for storing your most important buttons to one place. So next time you can easily access them and save time.

Comments are nice way to leave yourself reminders.

Learn how to add information into header and footer. Also how to add page numbers to your document. Headers and Footers are used to store data that will be added to every page on top or on bottom. Header – that is the top of the page – is usually used to store document title, author or contact information. Footer – that is the bottom of the page – is usually used to store page number. But of course you decide what you want where.

Saving in PDF is essential when you want to distribute your document. The reason why PDF format is better is that almost everyone has software to read PDF format documents because Adobe Reader which is used to read it is distributed free and everyone can download it. Not everyone has Office Word however on their computer to read your document.

Learn easy way to create table of content in your document. When you are creating a long document then table of content is essential as it gives an overview of the document. In Word there is no need to create table of content manually. If you have been using Headings to format your document, then creating table of content is just a couple clicks away.