About Ann Hummel

Ann Hummel has been a member of the Learning Solutions team at Johns Hopkins University for six years. Her role as an instructional designer allows her the opportunity to work on a wide scope of projects. She can also be found in the classroom facilitating an SAP course or our favorite course, Accounting Comes Alive. Her interests include (in no particular order) traveling, list making, things that shimmer/sparkle, and stinky cheeses.

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Microsoft Word – How to Print Track Changes (Only)

Microsoft Word – How to Print Track Changes (Only)

Do you ever use the Track Changes feature in any Microsoft Office products? It’s great! I use it in Word all the time. It’s especially useful when I’m working with a client and they have revisions to make to documents. Track Changes makes it easy to locate and see exactly what changes they’ve made. Recently, we’ve had to(…)

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Birthday Goals

Birthday Goals

It’s June 5th! Happy birthday to me! It seems as though people have varied opinions on birthdays. Some loathe the thought of turning another year older. Others completely ignore the fact that their birthday is even occurring. If you’re like me, you welcome it. I love my birthday for lots of reasons. I love hearing from those so dear to(…)

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Creating a Contact Group in Outlook 2013

Creating a Contact Group in Outlook 2013

Do you ever find yourself continuously sending emails to the same groups of people? I do. Still, it feels like I’m constantly reviewing and thinking “who did I miss?” Then I wised up and realized there’s a solution for that! Now you can stop racking your brain with questions like, “who was on that committee?” And there’s no longer(…)

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We Started a Blog

We Started a Blog

Under the direction of our fearless leader, Louis, our team here at The Johns Hopkins University has taken off with the idea of starting a blog. This first week of posting is really where the rubber meets the road, so to say. When we first started this project, we were full of ideas and visions, and(…)

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