In many classes students are often asked to write newsletters or brochures to demonstrate that they have mastered the content of a particular unit. While any word processing program will allow you to create the required document, the following two popular programs provide students with more customization options.
Microsoft Office Publisher
Publisher, which is installed on many school computers, can be used to create professional looking newsletters and brochures to present your research and information to a reader. Publisher 2003 is available on computers in the Toronto District School Board. For a video tutorial on using Microsoft Publisher, click on the following link.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN8dDf6_9I0&feature=player_embedded
Publisher, which is installed on many school computers, can be used to create professional looking newsletters and brochures to present your research and information to a reader. Publisher 2003 is available on computers in the Toronto District School Board. For a video tutorial on using Microsoft Publisher, click on the following link.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN8dDf6_9I0&feature=player_embedded
Apple's Pages
Pages for Mac, part of Apple's iWork software, also provides many customization options beyond the basic word processing program. For several video tutorials on using Pages, click on the following link.http://www.apple.com/findouthow/iwork/
By using these two popular programs, students will be able to create professionally looking newsletters and brochures that are sure to impress their teachers.