Writing with Word Processors
Students learn basic word processing skills, including typing, formatting text, and inserting images to create simple documents.
Key Questions
- Construct a short story or message using a word processor.
- Differentiate between various text formatting options and their impact on readability.
- Explain the benefits of using a word processor compared to writing by hand.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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