Computer Learning for Everyone

This spreadsheet vocabulary resource is differentiated so you can use it for every student in your class: mainstream, Special Ed, Beginner English Language Learners, and low readers. This resource includes: · Editable Spreadsheet Vocabulary PowerPoint & Student Study Guide · Vocabulary Practice Word Search · Vocabulary Practice Crossword Puzzle · 2 versions of Spreadsheet Vocabulary Test & Answer Key Differentiated ELL (or Low Literacy) materials: · ELL Vocabulary Study Guide · ELL Word S

Ever receive student files with MULTIPLE file extensions or with the file extension included in the file name? I certainly have! This resource teaches students how to properly work with file names and extensions and avoid problems. This no prep resource is differentiated for all learners, including mainstream, beginner English Language Learners (ELLs), Special Ed, and low readers, and includes: For mainstream students: Naming Files and File Extensions PresentationEditable online Study Guide and

Most secondary students can make a PowerPoint, but they don't understand that a PowerPoint is a presentation! They use small font, put too much information on slides, add too many images or transitions, or - worst of all - read the slides to the audience! I was reminded of this when a professional in our community did a PowerPoint presentation at my school. NO ONE could read ANYTHING on the slides because the font was so small. I guess that lady never had a PowerPoint is a Presentation class!