The iCEV CTE Blog
The latest ideas, tips, strategies and trends for CTE teachers and administrators.
Computer Applications | Microsoft PowerPoint | Microsoft Office
By:
Brad Hummel
April 21st, 2022
When teaching Microsoft PowerPoint to high school students, you may be looking for better materials to more effectively engage your classes. If your current materials are outdated or don’t go into enough depth to challenge high schoolers, you risk your students missing details that will help them succeed.
Computer Applications | Google Apps | Business&ITCenter21 | Microsoft Office
By:
Mike Cescon
April 20th, 2022
Computer applications teachers often come to AES feeling overwhelmed by their responsibilities. Between meeting course standards, engaging classes, and prepping students for certifications, teachers like you have a lot on your plate.
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High School | Microsoft Office
By:
Mike Cescon
April 5th, 2022
When it comes to teaching Microsoft Office, projects are an excellent way to assess the practical skills your high schoolers have picked up in class. After all, Office applications like Word and Excel are really just tools—it’s up to students to make great things out of them.
Computer Applications | Microsoft Office | Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)
By:
Mike Cescon
February 22nd, 2022
With how quickly technology advances, it can be a huge hassle ensuring your computer applications course material is up to date. After all, you want your students to have access to the latest resources and information, but textbooks get outdated so quickly that it’s difficult to keep up.
Computer Applications | Microsoft PowerPoint | Microsoft Office | Middle School
By:
Bri Stauffer
January 12th, 2022
Middle school computer teachers need engaging Microsoft PowerPoint projects and ideas to teach students. But where can you start?
Computer Applications | Microsoft Office
By:
Bri Stauffer
January 7th, 2022
Computer applications teachers are always looking for new and exciting ways to teach Microsoft Word to their middle and high school students.