Create a class planner
Level of difficulty: Beginner
Create your own class planner - one which you will find useful. Alternatively, follow this example. To do so you would typically work through the following steps:
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Create a class planner |
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| As an educator, you may like to see your teaching program for a week at a glance. Use Microsoft Excel to create a planning template that you can fill in by hand or electronically, print out, file, and re-use from week to week. In cases like this, where you will be drawing many different lines and columns, Microsoft Excel could be more convenient to use than Microsoft Word. | |
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Create your own class planner - one which you will find useful. Alternatively, follow this example. To do so you would typically work through the following steps: |
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| 1 | Start Microsoft Excel | How to start Microsoft Excel |
| 2 | Type the text headings: Arrange the labels in the rows and columns so that there is at least a blank row or column between them. | |
| 3 | Save your Weekly Plan: Remember to save your Weekly Plan regularly. | How to save a file |
| 4 | Add or delete rows or columns: You can insert and delete rows and columns if you make a mistake. | How to insert rows and columns |
| 5 | Modify text: You can change the appearance of text to suit your needs. | How to modify text |
| 6 | Insert lines : Use lines to mark the areas in which you need to write. | How to use borders and shading |
| 7 | Align the text: In some cases you may want to centre the text in a cell. | How to align text |
| 8 | Save your weekly plan: It is always wise to save before printing. | How to save a file |
| 9 | Print the file: Print your weekly plan. | How to print a file |
| 10 | Close Microsoft Excel | How to close Excel |
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