Moving from AppleWorks

AppleWorks, first created in 1984, was discontinued August 15, 2007. It still runs on many of our computers, but soon will not due to hardware changes. It is no longer installed on district computers.

If you are still using AppleWorks, it is time to move to a new application: iWork, Office, or Google Docs.

This link from an EUSD staff presentation gives some ideas on changing from AppleWorks. Create a Web Help Desk ticket, if you need more help.

Movies on changing a AppleWorks Word Processing document

• to iWork Pages
• to Microsoft Word

Beginning Pages (Oct 17, Nov 16, Jan 11, Jan 23, Mar 2, May 7)Agenda
This class is intended for teachers who want to learn how to use Pages as an engaging teaching tool in the classroom. You'll learn the basics of how to quickly create a simple document in no time at all. See the difference between Word Processing and Page Layout documents. Learn to use templates. See samples of a variety of student projects.
Prerequisites: Basic Macintosh use
Maximum enrollment: 30

Getting More out of Pages (Feb 8, Mar 12, May 14)
This class assumes at least moderate familiarity with Pages or similar page layout programs. Go deeper with your page designs. Learn about charts, tables, sections, and tracking changes. Find out about table of contents and making your own ePub documents. Extend your knowledge of using graphics in sophisticated ways while creating beautiful, useful documents.
Prerequisites: Have used Pages or Word
Maximum enrollment: 30