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Microsoft ® Office 2010 for teachers Microsoft ® Office 2010 offers teachers many rich, powerful ways to be more productive and collaborative using versatile Office applications on a PC, in a Web browser or from a Windows ® Mobile-based smartphone.* Learn more at: www.microsoft.com/education/office EXPRESS IDEAS MORE VISUALLY Easily create more compelling Microsoft ® PowerPoint ® presentations with an array of new design templates, dynamic transitions and professional, SmartArt ® graphics. Embedding an educational video in PowerPoint is now possible and extremely impactful. COMMON THREAD OF USEFUL TOOLS The Ribbon runs along the top of many Microsoft ® 2007 and 2010 applications, and helps you quickly find the commands you need to finish a task. The Ribbon reduces the clutter that existed before with task panes and multiple menus. LESS CLICKS, MORE PRODUCTIVE Microsoft Office Backstage™ view in Office 2010 replaces the traditional file menu, taking you to choices of saving, sharing, printing and publishing with a click or two. GET AN A+ FOR GRADING Microsoft ® Excel ® 2010 makes creating an electronic grade book simple. Start from scratch to accommodate your teaching style or choose and customize an existing grade book template. WORK TOGETHER FROM ANYWHERE Office Web Apps** are online companions to Microsoft Office, giving you the freedom to access, edit, and share Office documents from virtually anywhere with an Internet connection. They are entirely Web-based so you can view Microsoft Office documents on PCs, mobile phones, and the Web. THE ULTIMATE DIGITAL NOTEBOOK Microsoft ® OneNote ® 2010 helps teachers capture multimedia content, Web links, articles and much more. As you collect material, OneNote lets you easily organize it any way you see fit. Searching your myriad notes is as simple as typing a search term, and having OneNote locate your pearl of wisdom in seconds.

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Microsoft®

Office 2010

for teachers

Microsoft® Office 2010 offers teachers many rich, powerful ways to be more productive and collaborative using versatile Office applications on a PC, in a Web browser or from a Windows® Mobile-based smartphone.* Learn more at: www.microsoft.com/education/office

EXPRESS IDEAS MORE VISUALLY

Easily create more compelling Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentations with an array of new design templates, dynamic transitions and professional, SmartArt® graphics. Embedding an educational video in PowerPoint is now possible and extremely impactful.

COMMON THREAD OF USEFUL TOOLS

The Ribbon runs along the top of many Microsoft® 2007 and 2010 applications, and helps you quickly find the commands you need to finish a task. The Ribbon reduces the clutter that existed before with task panes and multiple menus.

LESS CLICKS, MORE PRODUCTIVE

Microsoft Office Backstage™ view in Office 2010 replaces the traditional file menu, taking you to choices of saving, sharing, printing and publishing with a click or two.

GET AN A+ FOR GRADING

Microsoft® Excel® 2010 makes creating an electronic grade book simple. Start from scratch to accommodate your teaching style or choose and customize an existing grade book template.

WORK TOGETHER FROM ANYWHERE

Office Web Apps** are online companions to Microsoft Office, giving you the freedom to access, edit, and share Office documents from virtually anywhere with an Internet connection. They are entirely Web-based so you can view Microsoft Office documents on PCs, mobile phones, and the Web.

THE ULTIMATE DIGITAL NOTEBOOK

Microsoft® OneNote® 2010 helps teachers capture multimedia content, Web links, articles and much more. As you collect material, OneNote lets you easily organize it any way you see fit.

Searching your myriad notes is as simple as typing a search term, and having OneNote locate your pearl of wisdom in seconds.

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Office 2010 System Requirements:

500 MHz processor; 1 GHz required for Outlook with Business Contact Manager

256 MB RAM; 512 MB recommended for graphics features, Outlook Instant Search, Outlook with Business Contact Manager, and certain advanced functionality

3.5 GB available disk space

1024x768 or higher resolution monitor

Windows XP with Service Pack (SP) 3 (32-bit operating system (OS) only) or Windows Vista with SP1, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003 R2 with MSXML 6.0, Windows Server 2008, or later 32- or 64-bit OS

Graphics hardware acceleration requires a DirectX 9.0c graphics card with 64 MB or more video memory

Windows® Internet Explorer

® 7.0 or later, 32 bit browser only.

Internet functionality requires an Internet connection

Certain online functionality requires a Windows® Live™ ID

Product functionality and graphics may vary based on your system configuration. Some features may require additional or advanced hardware or server connectivity

© 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

This document is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT. *An appropriate device, Internet connection, and supported Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Safari browser are required. Some mobile functionality requires Office Mobile 2010 which is not included in Office 2010 applications, suites, or Web Apps. There are some differences between the features of Office Web Apps, Office Mobile 2010, and the Office 2010 applications.

**For institutions, Office Web Apps require SharePoint Foundation 2010

This information is about pre-released software and therefore is subject to change. It is provided without warranty of any kind, express or implied.

GETTING THE MOST FROM ONENOTE

Many teachers like to keep OneNote open and over to the side on their PC desktop. Then, as you roll through the day, you can grab an article or photo from the Web, a suggestion from an email, a relevant video, or capture an idea before it escapes your mind.

Here’s a tip on how to format the OneNote window most effectively. Find the “Doc to Desktop” command directly above the Home tab in the OneNote ribbon.

Select it, and your OneNote window will slide and fit nicely to one side of your computer screen.

To learn more, go to

www.microsoft.com/education/Office