Computer Learning for Everyone

With the Throw a Party Spreadsheet and Chart activity, students receive a list of needed party supplies, shop for them at Walmart, and create a spreadsheet and a 3-D pie chart. Students will enjoy shopping online and choose their own food, drinks, party favors, and supplies for the party. This resource is differentiated so you can use it with every student in your class. Students should have some experience with Excel and know how to write formulas and create charts. The videos will walk stud

Holiday Candy Sales is a final Excel assessment, but can also be used as an assignment. Students create a spreadsheet, a column chart, and a line chart. They use the spreadsheet data and charts to answer 3 questions. Your students should have experience with Excel before attempting this activity. Like most of my resources, written directions, a screencast video, and a completed Example are included to support all students. The video is critical for student support. Use it for beginner English

In Make a Line Chart & Format Time & Minutes in Excel, students create a two-line chart, format cells as Time and Minutes, and use a formula to convert time to total minutes. This activity is differentiated with written directions, a step-by-step video, and examples provide support for all students. There are 2 Excel Resource 9s for making line charts in my store. This is the more advanced line chart resource. You can use both Excel Resource 9s in your class; Use the Make 2 Line Charts first, f

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

If you work with students and computers, you may spend a lot of time resetting forgotten passwords, particularly at the beginning of the year or a new semester. This is an easy way to help English Language Learners, Special Ed students, or any students who can't seem to keep track of their login information, I typically print this form, fill it out and glue it into a student's planner or notebook. I do this for all of my beginner English Language Learners and for any other students who have trou