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Office Application Courses

Microsoft Office for Teens

Suggested Age:

13-19


  • Learn the basics of Microsoft Office Suite using Microsoft certification track manuals

  • Covers Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote & Access database design

  • Fulfills 1 credit state requirement for Technology applications

  • Certificate of Completion awarded upon completion

Adv. Microsoft Office for Teens

Suggested Age:

15-19

  • Learn ADVANCED Microsoft Office Suite using Microsoft certification track manuals

  • Covers advanced techniques in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access & OneNote.

  • Great for students who need Technology Applications credit and already have some experience with Microsoft Office programs!

  • Fulfills 1 credit state requirement for Technology Applications

  • Certificate of Completion awarded upon completion

Microsoft Office for Kids

Suggested Age:

8-13

STUDENTS LEARN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF USING A COMPUTER! Apps, file creation, file management, file storage, printing & more! These are the basics before learning to code :)


Kids will learn Microsoft Office & Windows Applications:

  • Word (word processing)

  • Excel (spreadsheets)

  • PowerPoint (slide show presentations)

  • Publisher (newsletters, letterhead, greeting cards, etc.)

  • Microsoft Paint

  • Microsoft Photos

In a fun and creative workshop-style class, each week we will study a new topic and create a take-home project for their computer notebook. By the end of the year, your child will have completed 33 projects of which to be proud: letter, envelope, address label, book report, greeting card, PowerPoint presentation, a reading log and more! They will also learn how a computer is made. This is a great class to introduce kids to the usefulness of computers beyond games and email, and prepare them for a high school level Computer Applications course.


Homework: 1 hour per week

Keyboarding

Suggested Age:

7-19

Learning how to type on a computer keyboard made fun with games,  contests and prizes!


Average speed increase of 20 wpm!


When should a child begin to learn keyboarding? Research states that 8 years old is a good age because students have developed the coordination and manual dexterity to keyboard efficiently. (www.keyboardingresearch.org)


Homework: 10-20 minutes of typing 4 days a week


Certificate of Completion awarded for keyboarding course

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