Are your Microsoft Office 2010 lesson plans a blank slate?! Has your school has recently upgraded to Office 2010? If so, you might be scrambling. You might be asking yourself, “Where can I get Microsoft Office 2010 lesson plans?
Microsoft Office 2010 Lesson Plans: Online Software as a Service
One option is online software as a service, such as our own Business&ITCenter21 online. The best software as a service options will provide you with engaging, interactive, and up-to-date curriculum. The content is designed to teach students basic and intermediate Microsoft Office skills. After content is presented, students can take quizzes. Later, module tests verify their achievement in the content areas.
And not only is the curriculum provided, the best programs will include a grade book. The grade book helps you gauge how well your students are learning and understanding the content. You can reset quizzes and test and allow students to take them over as needed.
The best part, both you and your students can access the program anytime, anywhere.
Microsoft Office 2010 Lesson Plans: Microsoft
Another option is Microsoft’s own Microsoft IT Academy Program. Here you’ll find customizable lesson plans. You will also find all sorts of valuable information and content for developing and refining your own Microsoft Office 2010 lesson plans. You can also check out Microsoft in Education for some great ideas.
Microsoft Office 2010 Lesson Plans: Online Communities and Blogs
Yet another way, join online communities and follow some blogs online. If you’re not sure how to get started, try a “top 20 blog” list or something similar, such as Scholastic’s list.
Do you have some great ideas about where to find Microsoft Office 2010 lesson plans? Please comment and share with other teachers here on our blog!
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