Microsoft Project for Publisher

Course Line On Demand

• Disclaimer 01:00

  • 1: Disclaimer 01:00

• Overview 01:19

  • 2: Lecture 1: Overview 01:19

• Learning Outcomes and Introduction 02:58

  • 3: Lecture 2: Learning Outcomes and Introduction 02:58

• Task 04:38

  • 4: Lecture 3: Task 04:38

• Indentation Tool 03:03

  • 5: Lecture 4: Indentation Tool 03:03

• Duration 02:02

  • 6: Lecture 5: Duration 02:02

• Task mode 01:36

  • 7: Lecture 6: Task mode 01:36

• Link the selected task 03:41

  • 8: Lecture 7: Link the selected task 03:41

• Unlink and link tool with predecessor 03:08

  • 9: Lecture 8: Unlink and link tool with predecessor 03:08

• Project info and move project 01:52

  • 10: Lecture 9: Project info and move project 01:52

• Resource name and Types 03:23

  • 11: Lecture 10: Resource name and Types 03:23

• Resource assign 02:56

  • 12: Lecture 11: Resource assign 02:56

• Project Cost 02:33

  • 13: Lecture 12: Project Cost 02:33

• Report of Project 01:07

  • 14: Lecture 13: Report of Project 01:07

• Baseline and Tracking of Project 03:31

  • 15: Lecture 14: Baseline and Tracking of Project 03:31

• Microsoft Publisher Introduction 00:22

  • 16: Lecture 15: Microsoft Publisher Introduction 00:22

• Start Page Intro 02:06

  • 17: Lecture 16: Start Page Intro 02:06

• Custom Size Blank Page 02:29

  • 18: Lecture 17: Custom Size Blank Page 02:29

• Home tab intro 02:15

  • 19: Lecture 18: Home tab intro 02:15

• Insert new and duplicate blank Page 01:29

  • 20: Lecture 19: Insert new and duplicate blank Page 01:29

• Insert Background 01:28

  • 21: Lecture 20: Insert Background 01:28

• Insert Picture 08:53

  • 22: Lecture 21: Insert Picture 08:53

• Insert Picture from web 04:42

  • 23: Lecture 22: Insert Picture from web 04:42

• Insert Page Parts 04:50

  • 24: Lecture 23: Insert Page Parts 04:50

• Create Templates 03:00

  • 25: Lecture 24: Create Templates 03:00

• File Tab Options 03:14

  • 26: Lecture 25: File Tab Options 03:14

• Assessment 12:00

  • 27: Final Exam 12:00

Microsoft Project for Publisher consists of a structured series of lectures followed by an assessment. The course progresses from project planning fundamentals in Microsoft Project to document and layout awareness using Microsoft Publisher.

Lecture 1 provides an overview of Microsoft Project, introducing its purpose and role in project planning.

Lecture 2 introduces learning outcomes and core concepts, helping learners understand how project information is structured.

Lecture 3 focuses on tasks, examining how work is broken down and organised within Microsoft Project.

Lecture 4 explores the indentation tool, supporting task hierarchy and work breakdown structure awareness.

Lecture 5 examines task duration, focusing on time estimation and scheduling logic.

Lecture 6 introduces task modes, explaining manual and automatic scheduling awareness.

Lecture 7 focuses on linking selected tasks, introducing task dependencies.

Lecture 8 explores unlinking and linking tools with predecessors, supporting schedule logic understanding.

Lecture 9 examines project information and moving projects, focusing on start dates and schedule adjustments.

Lecture 10 introduces resource names and types, supporting awareness of how resources are represented.

Lecture 11 focuses on resource assignment, examining how work and responsibility are allocated.

Lecture 12 explores project cost, introducing basic cost awareness within Microsoft Project.

Lecture 13 examines project reports, focusing on summarising and presenting project information.

Lecture 14 explores baseline creation and project tracking, introducing progress monitoring concepts.

Lecture 15 introduces Microsoft Publisher, outlining its purpose and role in document creation.

Lecture 16 focuses on the start page introduction, helping learners understand the Publisher interface.

Lecture 17 explores creating custom-size blank pages for tailored documents.

Lecture 18 introduces the Home tab, focusing on core layout and text tools.

Lecture 19 examines inserting new and duplicate blank pages for multi-page documents.

Lecture 20 focuses on inserting backgrounds to enhance document presentation.

Lecture 21 explores inserting pictures into publications.

Lecture 22 examines inserting pictures from the web, supporting visual content awareness.

Lecture 23 introduces inserting page parts, supporting structured document design.

Lecture 24 focuses on creating templates for consistent publication design.

Lecture 25 examines file tab options, supporting saving, exporting, and document management awareness.

Certification

Upon successful completion of the Microsoft Project for Publisher course, learners receive a free digital certificate provided by Reed confirming course completion and knowledge achievement. A provider-issued course completion certificate is also available following verification of the Reed certificate. Learners may optionally order premium certificates and academic transcripts in hardcopy or softcopy formats for an additional cost. This course supports digital skill development, project support awareness, and professional documentation capability.

All certificates issued confirm participation and course completion only and do not represent a regulated qualification, professional licence, accounting certification, or authorisation to practise.

Microsoft Project for Publisher is suitable for learners interested in project support, administration, coordination, or document preparation. It is ideal for project assistants, administrators, office staff, coordinators, students, or individuals seeking structured awareness of Microsoft Project and Publisher tools.

No formal qualifications or prior experience with Microsoft Project or Microsoft Publisher are required to enrol on Microsoft Project for Publisher. Learners should have a basic to good standard of English, access to the internet, and a computer, tablet, or smartphone. Completion of the assessment is required to successfully finish the course.

Microsoft Project for Publisher can support progression into project support roles, administrative coordination positions, office support functions, documentation roles, or further academic study where planning and presentation skills are valuable.

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