Lessons help students develop the skills needed to effectively and responsibly use digital technologies, tools, and resources for learning, communication, problem-solving, and success in both the workplace and everyday life.
Each lesson below includes an instructional video, lesson plan, and a student test or activity.
Upon completion of these materials, students will understand how Excel is structured, how to navigate it, and how to use key tools like the ribbon, quick access toolbar, worksheet views, and backstage view.
Upon completion of these materials, students will understand how to translate real problems into Excel formulas, use basic operations and cell references, and break problems into manageable steps.
Upon completion of these materials, students will understand how to navigate PowerPoint, use key tools, and adjust presentation layouts using views, rulers, and zoom controls.
Upon completion of these materials, students will understand how to apply and customize transitions in PowerPoint and how to use them to create clear, effective, and professional presentations.
Upon completion of these materials, students will understand how identity theft occurs, the risks associated with digital information, and steps they can take to protect their personal information.
Upon completion of these materials, students will understand how to use master slides, slide layouts, and theme colors to efficiently design presentations while maintaining consistency.
Upon completion of these materials, students will understand how to insert videos into Google Slides from YouTube and Google Drive, adjust video size and alignment, and customize playback settings.
Key concepts of Digital Literacy condensed into a series of short instructional videos around a similar topic.