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Subject: Lesson Plans
Category: Reference, Education and News > Education
Asked by: mediatek01-ga
List Price: $25.00
Posted: 13 Aug 2004 09:13 PDT
Expires: 12 Sep 2004 09:13 PDT
Question ID: 387402
I'm looking for a company or person that will develop lesson plans -
either customized to my specific class or already has one developed.
I would like these lesson plans to be as thorough as possible and they
must provide quizzes and lots of hands-on exercises. Right now I need
one for Microsoft Word.

mediatek01

Request for Question Clarification by joey-ga on 13 Aug 2004 19:36 PDT
Hi there,

I have a couple questions:

1. Are you specifically looking for a company that can customize their
lesson plans for your specific needs?

2. What kind of age group / audience are you looking for?  High
school, college, seniors, corporate, native speakers of foreign
languages, etc.?

3. As you seem to be interested in a company you can deal with in the
future for additional lesson plans, will all your requests be for
standard computer lessons (e.g. Word, Excel, Windows, Internet, etc.,)
or will they extend to other things (basic chemistry, calculus, etc.)?

Clarification of Question by mediatek01-ga on 14 Aug 2004 04:27 PDT
Hi joey-ga,

1. Are you specifically looking for a company that can customize their
lesson plans for your specific needs?

Answer -  doesn't matter as long as I get what I want - which is a
thorough/detailed Micrososft Word lesson plan with lots of hands-on
exercises.

2. What kind of age group / audience are you looking for?  High
school, college, seniors, corporate, native speakers of foreign
languages, etc.?

Answer - adults with minimal computer experience.

3. As you seem to be interested in a company you can deal with in the
future for additional lesson plans, will all your requests be for
standard computer lessons (e.g. Word, Excel, Windows, Internet, etc.,)
or will they extend to other things (basic chemistry, calculus, etc.)?

Answer - right now I would say standard computer lesson plans.

Hoped this help,
mediatek01
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Subject: Re: Lesson Plans
From: susanam-ga on 15 Aug 2004 20:16 PDT
 
I have used the Thomson Shelly Cashman series for teaching Microsoft
products including Front Page. All MS products are covered. The lesson
plans are thorough. The book includes a CD with everything students
need to do the exercises. Cases are included to support critical
thinking activities and projects. There are practice tests and a
companion Web site with lots of learning features for students.
Teacher downloads include presentations.

http://www.course.com/

Word 2003
http://www.course.com/catalog/product.cfm?category=Word%20Processing&subcategory=Microsoft%20Word%202003&isbn=0-619-20037-5

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