During phase 1, I think I did amazing. I was flying through all my assignments and so far ahead that I completed my first MOS Exam-Microsoft Word in a week in a half of the semester starting. Working through the LabSim assignments I found it to be very engaging and helping me improve my practical skills and gain a clearer understanding of the material. I wouldn't do anything differently since I was at a good pace.
For Discussion 4 Part 2, I choose 4.5.2 Page and Column Breaks. I choose this topic because back when I used write essays, when I needed a paragraph to start on a new page I would repeatedly press the enter key, without realizing there was a page break option available.
I already took the MOS Exam-Microsoft Word. What I did to prepare was redo the live projects and the practice exams multiple times.
Amazing indeed! You are the fastest student to qualify and take the MO-110 Word exam in my memory, Viviana :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you learned the proper way to designate a paragraph to automatically start on a new page instead of spamming the ENTER key ^_^
You will conquer other Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams like you did with MO-110.
Hi Viviana, that’s honestly impressive that you finished the MOS Word exam that early in the semester. I’m also one of the people trying to move at that speed, but I noticed something about myself when I did that. When I rushed through the Excel and PowerPoint exams, I passed, but I think I sacrificed some accuracy and quality in the process. If I slowed down and practiced more, I probably could have gotten a higher score.
ReplyDeleteI also laughed a little when you mentioned pressing the enter key repeatedly to move a paragraph to the next page because I used to do the exact same thing. Before this class, I didn’t even know page breaks existed. It’s funny how small tools like that can save so much time once you learn them. Redoing the live projects and practice exams really does help the steps stick. Hopefully the rest of the certifications go smoothly for both of us.