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Old 02-16-2018, 09:17 PM
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Look into the Cover Page Building Blocks in Word. Once you have a good model, you can save it as a Cover Page in a template and let your students use it. Look at the ones that are built-in and study their components and methods. A key component is the document property content controls.

You should set it for 12 pt TNR with either no space between paragraphs or multiples of 12.

I know a lot of people prefer sans serif fonts, but with proportional fonts, there is research that body text is more readable in serif fonts. I generally use a serif font for body and a sans serif for headings.

If your students are going to be working in Word, introduce them to Shauna Kelly's site. It will save them a lot of frustration. Basic Concepts of Microsoft Word - from Shauna Kelly

Introduce them to styles, especially the built-in heading styles.
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