Navodaya Class 9 Computer Notes – October Month

Navodaya Class 9 Computer Notes – October Month

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Navodaya Class 9 Computer Notes – October Month

We are using source for Syllabus – Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti Perspective Academic Planning Split of Syllabus 2025-26.

We are giving to the Point Notes for the Students.

For the October Month Notes – Class 9 Computer Subject

Unites we covered in Notes

Unit 3: Office tools (continued……..)

  • Insert pictures, change the page setting, add bullets and numbering, borders and shading, and insert tables – insert/delete rows and columns, merge and split cells.
  • Use auto-format, track changes, review comments, use of drawing tools, shapes and mathematical symbols

1. Insert Pictures

  • Steps:
    • Go to Insert → Picture → choose picture from file.
    • Adjust size by dragging corners.
    • Use Wrap Text option for positioning (In line, Square, Behind text).
  • Tip for Teachers: Show examples like inserting school logo or clipart.

2. Change the Page Setting

  • Options under Page Layout:
    • Margins (narrow, wide, custom).
    • Orientation (Portrait/Landscape).
    • Size (A4, Letter).
  • Activity: Ask students to create one page in portrait and one in landscape.

3. Bullets and Numbering

  • Bullets: Used for unordered lists.
    • Example:
      • Apple
      • Banana
      • Mango
  • Numbering: Used for ordered lists.
    • Example:
      1. Step one
      2. Step two
  • Shortcut: Use toolbar button for bullets/numbering.

4. Borders and Shading

  • Borders: Apply to text, paragraph, or table.
  • Shading: Add background color to highlight text.
  • Example: Create a heading with a border and light blue shading.

5. Insert Tables

  • Steps:
    • Go to Insert → Table → select rows & columns.
    • Insert/Delete Rows & Columns: Right-click → Insert/Delete.
    • Merge Cells: Select → Merge Cells.
    • Split Cells: Select → Split Cells.
  • Classwork: Create a timetable with merged heading cells.

6. Use AutoFormat

  • AutoFormat: Quickly applies predefined styles to tables/text.
  • Steps: Select → Format → AutoFormat.
  • Example: Apply “Simple Table 1” style to timetable.

7. Track Changes

  • Purpose: Helps review documents when edited by many people.
  • Steps:
    • Go to Review → Track Changes.
    • Insertions shown in red underline; deletions in red strikethrough.
  • Activity: Teacher edits student’s work, students see changes.

8. Review Comments

  • Steps:
    • Select text → Review → New Comment.
    • Write feedback in margin.
  • Example: “Check spelling” or “Add more points here.”

9. Drawing Tools & Shapes

  • Insert → Shapes: Lines, arrows, circles, rectangles, flowchart symbols.
  • Formatting: Change fill color, outline, effects.
  • Activity: Draw a flowchart using rectangles (process), diamonds (decision).

10. Mathematical Symbols

  • Insert → Symbol → More Symbols → Mathematical Operators.
  • Common Symbols:
    • √ (Square root)
    • π (Pi)
    • ≤ (Less than or equal)
    • ≥ (Greater than or equal)
  • Shortcut: Use Equation Tool for fractions, exponents.

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