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Introduction
The purpose of this webpage is to help teachers and students learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Excel in alignment with the SC Digital Literacy standards. Whether you're new to spreadsheets or looking to refine your skills, this course will guide you through creating bar graphs, line plots, and using formulas to organize and analyze data effectively.
Our lessons are delivered through interactive Excel workbooks, where each tab represents an activity, mini-lesson, or exploration. These workbooks are designed to make learning Excel both fun and practical, allowing you to practice skills in real time.
Currently, all resources and activities are designed for Microsoft Excel, but stay tuned—Google Sheets resources are coming soon!
Brief Intro to Excel:
What is Microsoft Excel?
Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program used to organize, analyze, and visualize data. It’s widely used in schools, businesses, and everyday life for tasks like budgeting, tracking progress, and creating charts.
How to Open Microsoft Excel:
On a Windows PC, click the Start Menu, search for "Excel," and click on the Microsoft Excel app.
On a Mac, open the Applications folder, find Microsoft Excel, and double-click to launch it.
You can also access Excel online by visiting Office.com and signing in with your Microsoft account.
Next Steps:
For a collection of activities and resources to teach the required skills, we recommend starting with the following lessons:
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