Workbooks
designed by others, shared with permission
Review
Bingo - This workbook was written by Robert Griffith, an Oak Ridge,
TN teacher. Teachers enter short answers in 30 blocks and print 32 bingo cards
(4 to a sheet on 8 sheets). Distribute the bingo cards to your class and begin
the review. Thanks Robert! Caution: Because
of the way that Excel handles dates, you must enclose any dates used in the bingo
game in quotation marks! posted on 3/13/06
The links below are not i4c modules,
but they are great sources of information External Links verified 3/28/2009
Better Excel Solutions
- This web site contains everything you need to know about Microsoft Excel.
Their stated hope is that their web site helps you to get the most from
your Microsoft Office applications.
Excel-lent
Middle School Math Lessons! Can a computer program motivate math students
weary of "drill and kill"? Teachers all over the country use Microsoft
Excel in ways that excite students about the power of math in everyday life.
(a good article from Education World)
The
Excelets Page - Excelets are Applets made with Excel instead of Java
To
Excel in the Classroom is Elementary - an excellent resource produced
by Kathy Adkins, Instructional Technology Specialist for Forsyth County
Schools, GA
Microsoft Excel Video
Tutorials - "The video will guide you through your chosen subject
step by step, with clear and simple annotated instructions.
After watching the video you can download the worksheet used in it, for
immediate self-practice." No audio; written directions to read.