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Class Line # 58027
Meets Monday and Wednesday @ 3:15 - 4:30 pm
Instructor: Bruce
Matsunaga
Using the Review Features of Microsoft Word
Make a clean copy:
- So that the author of the text still has one secure version of the paper,
make a copy of the document and make comments on that copy.
- To make a copy, simply open your document and go to "File," "Save
As," and type a new name for the document.
After you switch with a peer reviewer, attach your name to the comments:
- Since several students may make comments on the document it is important
to attach your name to your comments in case the author has questions and
so that you receive peer review credit.
- To attach your name, go to "Tools" and select "Options."
Choose "User Information" and fill in your name and your email (under
address). Note: you must do this each time you switch papers.
Preparing the Document for Reviewing:
- Make sure that you have the "Reviewing" toolbar selected. If it
is not there, go to "View" and select "toolbars" and "reviewing."
- To begin making comments, click on the "track changes" icon on
the reviewing toolbar.
Reviewing the Document:
- You can now change the text directly in the document by typing or deleting
and your changes will appear in color.
- You can also insert a comment or question to the author by highlighting
the text in question an clicking on the "Insert Comment" icon. This
bring up a comment box for you to insert questions or comments.
When you receive your disk back, you can either accept or reject the
changes:
- You can read comments by hovering your mouse cursor over the highlighted
text or you can look at the comments in the comment box.
- You can accept or reject changes to the text by putting your cursor over
the colored text and clicking your right mouse button and selecting "accept"
or "reject."
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