Team note
Write a short message about a fictional team meeting.
Self-check: Include a heading, date or time, place and a specific request.
Computer basicsComputer basics · Unit 02 · freeWord practice:
Word practice:
Your first document.
Practise the basics in a simplified Word-like application. Click through seven steps, then apply what you have learned in real Word.
7 guided steps3 ideas for your own practiceWithout a time limit
Start simulation 
One document. Seven basic actions.
Write a fictional team note, format the heading, add two list items, then save and reopen the document within the simulation. No personal data is needed.
Important: This is a learning simulation, not Microsoft Word. It creates no file on your device; reloading the page clears your practice progress. Word on Windows, Mac and in the browser may look different.
Watch the action at your own pace.
View steps as images and text
- The text is already there
- Select the target text
- Apply bold or font size
- Clear the selection
Only the selected text changes; the finished heading is readable
Interactive exercise
Work through the steps.
The current task appears beside the practice interface. You can try the steps without signing in.
Start screen
What would you like to do?
Recent
No document has been saved in this exercise yet.
Start with “Blank document”.
Three practice ideas for the workplace.
Open Word on your device. Use invented names and appointments. Check every completed file by closing and reopening it.
Change of appointment
Write a friendly message saying that an invented appointment has been rescheduled.
Self-check: The old and new appointment times are clearly distinguishable.
Meeting note
Record three fictional meeting outcomes as a short list.
Self-check: Each point contains exactly one understandable idea.