The above video is a Microsoft Word demonstration intended for an audience of lower-intermediate English learners who are looking for practical English. I chose Word because it is a popular software program that many newcomers will likely have to use or learn to write resumes, school projects, etc. As I say in the video, I am aware that many learners will already be familiar with it (although it's unfair to assume all). In those cases, this is a good opportunity to practice associating words with actions, I say "underline" as I underline a word hoping that the visual and the term become better associated.
Monday, November 11, 2019
Microsoft Word Demo
The above video is a Microsoft Word demonstration intended for an audience of lower-intermediate English learners who are looking for practical English. I chose Word because it is a popular software program that many newcomers will likely have to use or learn to write resumes, school projects, etc. As I say in the video, I am aware that many learners will already be familiar with it (although it's unfair to assume all). In those cases, this is a good opportunity to practice associating words with actions, I say "underline" as I underline a word hoping that the visual and the term become better associated.
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