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The video outlines a method for efficiently copying and pasting information from multiple websites into Microsoft Word or PowerPoint using the clipboard feature in Windows 10, accessible by pressing the Windows key and the "V" key. It demonstrates how this method allows users to gather multiple pieces of text from various sources and paste them in any order. The presenter highlights the advantages of this approach for organizing information in documents and presentations. Additionally, the video reviews three common methods for copying and pasting: the right-click menu, shortcut keys (Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V), and the clipboard method, and stresses the importance of correctly sourcing information using the Harvard citation method.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces a third method for copying and pasting information from multiple websites into Microsoft Word or PowerPoint using the clipboard feature in Windows 10. To access the clipboard, press the Windows key and the “V” key simultaneously. This method allows users to collect multiple pieces of text from different sources and paste them in any order into their document. The presenter demonstrates how to use the clipboard to copy text, clear the clipboard, and paste the collected information into a Word document.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to use the clipboard to copy and paste multiple paragraphs in a Word document and a PowerPoint presentation. They show the method of accessing the clipboard using the Windows key + V, selecting the desired paragraph, and pasting it into the document or slide in the preferred order. This method is highlighted as efficient for copying information from various websites and organizing it in Word and PowerPoint. The speaker also reviews three methods of copying and pasting: right-click menu, shortcut keys (Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V), and the clipboard method. The importance of sourcing information correctly using the Harvard method is emphasized.