Creating_editing docs, text formatting, page setup (CBSE)
Creating_editing docs, text formatting, page setup (CBSE)
Learning Objectives:
• Learners will be able to open a word processor and create a 2-page document with
headings.
• Learners will apply page layout features such as line spacing, margins, and
header/footer.
Introduction: Welcome to the world of word processing! Imagine writing a story, creating
a report, or designing a project—all neatly formatted and easy to read. Word processors
like Microsoft Word or Google Docs make it possible. In this guide, you will learn how to
create a professional-looking document by applying various formatting features.
Introduction: Have you ever read a book or a report? Notice how they have titles and
headings to organize the content. In this topic, you will learn how to create a document
with clear and structured headings.
Detailed Explanation: A word processor allows you to create documents with various
elements such as text, images, and tables. To start, open your word processor and create a
new document. Here are the steps to add headings:
1. Open a new document in your word processor.
2. Type your main title at the top of the page.
3. Select the text and choose a 'Heading 1' style from the style menu.
4. Continue typing your content, using 'Heading 2' or 'Heading 3' for subheadings.
Example: Create a document titled "My Favourite Hobby." Use "Heading 1" for the main
title and "Heading 2" for sections like "Introduction," "Why I Love It," and "Conclusion."
Reflection:
• Practice Question: What are the steps to apply a heading style to text in a word
processor?
Summary: In this guide, you have learned how to create a structured document using
headings and how to apply page layout features like line spacing, margins, and
headers/footers. These skills will help you present your work in a clear and professional
manner.
Summative Assessment:
Multiple Choice Questions:
1. What is the purpose of using headings in a document?
– a) Bold text
– b) Line spacing
– c) Italics
– d) Underline
True/False Questions:
1. Headers are located at the bottom of the page. (False)
2. Margins determine the space between text and the edge of the page. (True)
Long Answer Question: Explain the steps you would take to format a document with a
title, headings, double line spacing, and a footer containing page numbers. Include why
each step is important for document readability.
Activities:
1. Starter (5 min):
– "What are the steps to start a new document?" Students quickly list steps on
paper.
2. Teacher Demo (15 min):
– Project or walk through: Create doc → set line spacing to 2.0 → apply margins →
insert header.
3. Hands-On Practice (40 min):
– Each student replicates the steps, making a doc titled “My Revision Plan.”
– Insert “header” with name, “footer” with page number.
4. Peer-Review (15 min):
– Students swap seats and check if partner’s doc meets all tasks.
– Provide friendly feedback.
5. Past Question Practice (15 min):
– Use a short question from COMPUTING(1): “Explain the steps to change text
case.”
– Students answer in bullet form.