Master Microsoft Word with Free Video Lessons
Word Videos offers a wide, easy-to-follow collection of Microsoft Word video tutorials, letting you build confidence with the software at whatever pace suits you.
Getting Started with Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word is the professional word processing program that first found a wide audience back in 1983. It has been revised many times since, with a new release arriving roughly every two or three years. Perhaps the biggest leap came with Word 2007, which brought in the ribbon interface so many people now recognise.
Each new edition of Word brings fresh features and capabilities. Those additions are genuinely useful, but they come with a learning curve too. New tools usually help you finish work faster and with less effort, yet you still need to get comfortable with them first — and that is exactly where Word Videos comes in.
With software as visually rich as Word, the most effective way to learn is to watch video tutorials while following along in your own document. Our library covers nearly every part of Microsoft Word, and the lessons follow a logical order: each new topic builds on what you have already learned in earlier videos. And unlike sites such as lynda.com and vtc, our videos are free.
Just find the Microsoft Word topic you are struggling with in the links on the left, open that page and start watching. We take requests too, so if there is a Word tutorial you would like to see here but cannot find, let us know on the blog.
- Free video lessons across a wide range of Word topics
- Lessons sequenced so each one builds on the previous
- Learn by watching and practising in your own document
- Ask for a tutorial if your topic is not covered
Word 2013 Tutorials
It was only a matter of time before the next version of Microsoft Word appeared, and Word 2013 is now widely used, arriving with plenty of new features. There is not room here to explore the new release in detail, but if you would like tutorials on Word 2013, follow the link below. Our first impression of Office 2013 overall: it feels a little flat. Take a look and you will see what we mean. Love it or hate it, chances are you will be using it before long.
Word 2013 Tutorials© 2013 word-videos.com
Whether you are opening Word for the first time or brushing up on a specific tool, the lessons here are designed to be watched alongside your own document. Pick a topic, follow the video, then try it yourself — that hands-on practice is what makes the new features stick.