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Word Processing Essentials

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Manual by: Kenneth Leroy Busbee. E-mail the author

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Summary: Word Processing Essentials is a collection of modules to teach or refresh skills using Microsoft Word. The intended audience is anyone needing to create a simple term or research paper for a high school or college course. The collection was planned by Kenneth Leroy Busbee, the Chair, Business/Computer Department at the Community College of Qatar. The modules were authored by students taking BCIS1405 – Business Computer Applications as service learning, team work, Open Educational Recourses (OER) and writing across the curriculum exposures to their collegiate experiences.

Institution: Community College of Qatar

This collection contains: Modules by: Abdulaziz Al Khater, Abdulaziz S Al-Hammadi, Abdulaziz Said Mubarak Al Mohannadi, Abdulla M Alhijji, Abdulla R. Al-dosari, Aisha Al-Saeed, Amena Almulla, Dana Althani, Essa M. Abu-jassoum, Fahad Al-Marri, Faisal Taleb Ali Al-Jarboey, Haifa Mohammed AL-Marri, Kenneth Leroy Busbee, Khaled F. Al-Emadi, Latifa Al-Kuwari, Maha Alkaabi, Muneera Al-thani, Reem Humaid, Sara Al-Obaidly.

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