#703 Install new fonts on Windows
In this video, we show you how to add new fonts on a Windows computer. It’s really easy. You download the font you want and then drag and drop it in Settings.
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#519 Too many distractions on your PC? Create a Virtual Desktop on Windows 10
If you work with lots of applications open (email, Word, PowerPoint, browser, Slack, etc. etc) you may sometimes feel quite distracted, especially if you don’t have a second monitor to block out the noise. Luckily, you can create a virtual desktop on Windows 10 that looks like your computer did when you first opened it… Continue reading #519 Too many distractions on your PC? Create a Virtual Desktop on Windows 10
#361 Manage your files in Windows Explorer using drag and drop
Do you find it annoying moving files and folders using Windows Explorer? Why not use drag and drop! All you need to do is open two windows and drag and drop from one to the other. Let me show you in this short video…
#321 How to extend your laptop display over 2 screens
Does your laptop and monitor display a duplicate screen? Would you like to change this setting to extend one display over 2 screens? If the answer is yes! Watch this short step-by-step video Featured image: “Summer Floods” by Tony Cassidy licenced under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
#300 Presenting with PPT [2/5]: Keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can help you to quickly move through presentation slides and animations. Watch the video below to find out how to use them. Featured image: “Control is an Option to Command” by Federico Cintra is licenced under CC BY-SA 2.0
#154 Introducing OneNote, your online notebook
If you are a Window’s user, you’ll find OneNote is a handy tool for keeping all your research notes, meeting minutes and to do lists handy. OneNote is like a big box folder, which contains file dividers and pages within it, but unlike a box folder, it’s really easy to share and collaborate on the… Continue reading #154 Introducing OneNote, your online notebook
#144 Organise your PowerPoint slides into sections
Ever find yourself lost in a mammoth PowerPoint presentation with tens or even maybe hundreds of slide? Why not use Sections! You can easily create sections in PowerPoint 2013 much in the same way that you use folders to organise your files. Watch how to here… Featured image: “Four sections” by egefan – Suzan Almond is… Continue reading #144 Organise your PowerPoint slides into sections
#120 Updating your captions and cross-references in Word
In our post #116 Adding captions and inserting cross-references in Word we showed you how to use ‘Insert Caption’ to label images and figures and add cross-references to a Word document. This short video shows you how to keep your references up to date as your document becomes larger and more complex… Featured image: “Reference Section… Continue reading #120 Updating your captions and cross-references in Word
#117 Keep losing your Post-it notes? Why not try Sticky notes!
This is a great little tip for all Windows users to have all those important bits of information quickly to hand on your desktop. It’s like having your very own digital Post-it notes! Watch this video to show you how… Featured image: “post-its” by Jack Lyons is licenced under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
#49 Recording videos using your webcam
Ok, so most people, myself included, are not going to relish the idea of recording via webcam, however there are some cases where you might like to do this, for example: You want to record a welcome message to new students – having a friendly face to look at might help ease the nerves You… Continue reading #49 Recording videos using your webcam
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