Using Tables in Word

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Course Summary

Using Tables in Word: Mastering Table Design for Classroom Efficiency

Tables are used to organize information (data). In the classroom, we use tables to write lesson plans, track student progress, create curriculum maps and grading rubrics, design tests, games, schedules and worksheets and much, much more!

In this course, you will create 3 tables. This first will be a score card. The second will be a grading rubric and the third will be a lesson plan template. When you have finished the projects you will have utilized the most ubiquitous tools in table design while creating useful materials for your classroom!

Update: This course has been updated to include Word® v. 2016

Projects To Be Completed

1. Score Card
2. Grading Rubric
3. Lesson Plan Template

Prerequisites

Basic computer file management knowledge, e.g. opening, saving and uploading files, creating folders

Materials

Microsoft Word: v. 2007, 2010, 2013 or, 2016

Professional Learning Objectives

Teachers will…
1. Plan and create classroom management tools such as a score card, grading rubric and lesson plan template using tables.
2. Explore the tools and skills in Microsoft Word® to create, edit and format tables.
3. Manipulate table settings such as merging and splitting cells, realigning text, and adjusting row and columns sizes.
4. Apply formatting skills such as changing background colors, adding/ removing borders and copying and pasting cells.

Common Core Standards

• CCSS: ELA-Literacy- Writing K-12
• CCSS: ELA- Literacy- RST Science and Technical Standards 6-8.9

Using Tables in Word

Course Details

Using Tables in Word: Mastering Table Design for Classroom Efficiency

Course Details

Prerequisites

Materials

Professional Learning Objectives

Common Core Standards

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