Microsoft Office 365: A Skills Approach, 2019 Edition

Triad Interactive, Inc.

ISBN 10: 1260079449 / ISBN 13: 9781260079449

Published by McGraw Hill, 2019

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Bibliographic Details

Title: Microsoft Office 365: A Skills Approach, ...

Publisher: McGraw Hill

Publication Date: 2019

Binding: spiral_bound

Condition: Good

Edition: 1st Edition.

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Synopsis:

Overview

Microsoft® Office Skills on Demand!

Microsoft® Office 365/2019: A Skills Approach provides a unique approach to learning Office Suite by isolating skills for customized learning. Authored by the platform developers of SIMnet, McGraw-Hill Education's online training and assessment program, this textbook has 1:1 content with SIMnet activities and content. As a result, students have access to specific, isolated skills which promotes customized learning and makes Microsoft®Office 365/2019: A Skills Approach the most flexible book on the market. Additionally, the approach uses consolidated instruction with fewer steps to explain each skill, resulting in agile learning for today's busy students!

Microsoft® Office 365/2019: A Skills Approach also offers projects to allow students to practice their skills and receive immediate feedback via auto-grading within SIMnet, serving the diverse needs of students and accommodating individual learning styles.

About the Author:

Triad Interactive specializes in online education and training products. Our flagship program is SIMnet―a simulated Microsoft Office learning and assessment application developed for McGraw-Hill Education. Triad has been writing, programming, and managing the SIMnet system since 1999.

Triad is also actively involved in online health education and in research projects to assess the usefulness of technology for helping high-risk populations make decisions about managing their cancer risk and treatment.