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PERFORMANCE

STANDARD
TECHNOLOGY AND
LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION
(TLE) GRADE 7
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selection of demonstration videos and
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WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE
DEMONSTRATION
Page Breaks

LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Activity Instructions:
Creating Page Breaks in Microsoft Word
1. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the application.
2. Create a New Document: Start a blank
document.
3. Type Content: Write a short paragraph (4-5
lines).
4. Insert a Page Break:
Place the cursor at the end of the paragraph.
Go to the "Insert" tab.
Click "Page Break."
5. Verify the Break: Ensure the next content starts
on a new page.
6. Repeat the Process: Type another paragraph on
the new page and insert another page break.
7. Save Your Document: Save your work as "Page
Break Activity."
RUBRICS
WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE
DEMONSTRATION

Auto Tables of Contents

LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Creating an Auto Table of
Contents in Microsoft Word
1. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the application.
2. Create a New Document: Start a blank
document or use an existing document with
multiple headings.
3. Add Headings:
Type your content.
Apply heading styles (Heading 1, Heading 2,
etc.) to relevant sections. Go to the "Home"
tab and select the appropriate heading style.
4. Insert the Table of Contents:
Place your cursor where you want the Table
of Contents to appear.
Go to the "References" tab.
Click "Table of Contents" and choose an
automatic style.
5. Update the Table of Contents:
After adding or modifying content, click on
the Table of Contents.
Select "Update Table" and choose to update
page numbers only or the entire table.
6. Save Your Document: Save your work as "Table
of Contents Activity.
RUBRICS
WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE
DEMONSTRATION
Mail Merge
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Mail Merge in Microsoft Word
1. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the application.
2. Create a New Document: Start a blank
document or use an existing document that you
want to personalize.
3. Prepare Your Data Source:
Open Excel and create a new spreadsheet
with columns for the data you will merge
(e.g., First Name, Last Name, Address).
Save the spreadsheet.
4. Start Mail Merge:
In Word, go to the "Mailings" tab.
Click "Start Mail Merge" and select "Letters"
(or another type based on your need).
5. Select Recipients:
Click "Select Recipients" and choose "Use an
Existing List."
Browse and select your Excel file, then
choose the appropriate sheet.
6. Insert Merge Fields:
Place your cursor where you want to insert
the personalized information.
Click "Insert Merge Field" and select the fields
from your Excel file (e.g., First Name, Last
Name).
7. Preview Results:
Click "Preview Results" to see how the
document will look for each recipient.
8. Finish & Merge:
Click "Finish & Merge" and choose "Edit
Individual Documents" or "Print Documents"
to complete the mail merge.
9. Save Your Document: Save your work as "Mail
Merge Activity."
RUBRICS
WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE
DEMONSTRATION
References
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Creating References in Microsoft
Word
1. Open Microsoft Word: Launch the application.
2. Create a New Document: Start a blank
document or use an existing document where
you need to add references.
3. Go to the References Tab:
Click on the "References" tab on the Ribbon.
4. Insert a Citation:
Click "Insert Citation" and select "Add New
Source."
Choose the type of source (e.g., Book,
Journal Article).
Fill in the required fields (Author, Title, Year,
etc.) and click "OK."
5. Manage Sources:
Click "Manage Sources" to view all your
sources.
You can add, edit, or delete sources from
here.
6. Insert a Bibliography:
Place your cursor where you want the
bibliography to appear.
Click "Bibliography" and choose a
preformatted style.
7. Update Your References:
If you add new citations, click "Update
Citations and Bibliography" to refresh the list.
8. Save Your Document: Save your work as
"References Activity."
RUBRICS
PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
Rules in Creating
Presentations
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Creating Presentations in
Microsoft PowerPoint
1. Open PowerPoint: Launch the application.
2. Create a New Presentation: Start a blank
presentation or use a template.
3. Add a Title Slide:
Click on the first slide and add a title and
subtitle.
4. Add Content Slides:
Click "New Slide" on the Home tab.
Choose a slide layout that fits your content
(e.g., Title and Content, Two Content).
5. Insert Text and Images:
Click in the placeholders to add text.
Use "Insert" tab to add images, shapes, and
other media.
6. Apply Themes and Design:
Go to the "Design" tab.
Choose a theme and customize it with the
"Variants" option.
7. Add Transitions and Animations:
Go to the "Transitions" tab to add slide
transitions.
Use the "Animations" tab to animate objects
on slides.
8. Review and Edit:
Go through your slides and check for
consistency, spelling, and formatting.
9. Save Your Presentation: Save your work as
"Presentation Activity."
RUBRICS
PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
Master Slide
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Creating Presentations in
Microsoft PowerPoint
1. Open PowerPoint:
Launch the PowerPoint application from your
computer or device.
2. Create a New Presentation:
Start a new presentation by selecting "Blank
Presentation" or choose from available
templates.
3. Add a Title Slide:
Click on the first slide (usually titled "Title
Slide").
Enter a title for your presentation in the
placeholder provided.
Optionally, add a subtitle to further describe
the presentation.
4. Add Content Slides:
Click on the "New Slide" button on the Home
tab or press Ctrl + M.
Choose a slide layout that best fits your
content needs (e.g., Title and Content, Two
Content).
5. Insert Text and Images:
Click inside the text placeholders on each
slide to add your content.
Use the "Insert" tab to add images, shapes, charts,
tables, or other media as needed.
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Apply Themes and Design:
Navigate to the "Design" tab.
Choose a theme from the available options.
Customize the theme further using the
"Variants" option for different color schemes
or fonts.
Add Transitions and Animations:
Go to the "Transitions" tab to add slide
transitions between slides.
Use the "Animations" tab to animate text,
images, or other objects on your slides to
enhance visual appeal.
Review and Edit:
Review your presentation for consistency in
design, spelling errors, and formatting.
Edit slides as needed to improve clarity and
visual impact.
Save Your Presentation:
Click on the "File" tab.
Select "Save As" and choose a location to
save your presentation.
Name your presentation file (e.g.,
"Presentation Activity") and click "Save".
RUBRICS
PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
Animation (Motion Path)
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Creating Presentations in
Microsoft PowerPoint with Animation (Motion
Path)
1. Open PowerPoint:
Launch the PowerPoint application from your
computer or device.
2. Create a New Presentation:
Start a new presentation by selecting "Blank
Presentation" or choose from available
templates.
3. Add a Title Slide:
Click on the first slide (usually titled "Title
Slide").
Enter a title for your presentation in the
placeholder provided.
Optionally, add a subtitle to further describe
the presentation.
4. Add Content Slides:
Click on the "New Slide" button on the Home
tab or press Ctrl + M.
Choose a slide layout that best fits your
content needs (e.g., Title and Content, Two
Content).
5. Insert Text and Images:
Click inside the text placeholders on each
slide to add your content.
Use the "Insert" tab to add images, shapes,
charts, tables, or other media as needed.
6. Apply Themes and Design:
Navigate to the "Design" tab.
Choose a theme from the available options.
Customize the theme further using the
"Variants" option for different color schemes
or fonts.
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Add Transitions and Animations:
Transitions:
Go to the "Transitions" tab to add slide
transitions between slides.
Select a transition effect from the gallery
and adjust its settings (duration, sound,
etc.).
Animations:
Go to the "Animations" tab.
Select an object (text box, image, shape)
on your slide that you want to animate.
Click on "Add Animation" and choose
"Motion Paths" from the dropdown menu.
Select the type of motion path you want
(e.g., Line, Curve, Freeform).
Click and drag the endpoint of the motion
path to adjust its direction and length.
Use the "Effect Options" to customize the
animation (start options, direction,
speed).
Review and Edit:
Review your presentation for consistency in
design, spelling errors, and formatting.
Edit slides as needed to improve clarity and
visual impact.
Save Your Presentation:
Click on the "File" tab.
Select "Save As" and choose a location to
save your presentation.
Name your presentation file (e.g.,
"Presentation Activity") and click "Save".
RUBRICS
PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
Hyperlink
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Adding Hyperlinks in Microsoft
PowerPoint
1. Open PowerPoint:
Launch Microsoft PowerPoint and open your
presentation.
2. Navigate to the Slide:
Go to the slide where you want to insert the
hyperlink.
3. Insert Text or Object:
Click on the text box or select the object
(such as a shape or image) where you want
to add the hyperlink.
4. Insert Hyperlink:
Text Hyperlink:
Select the text that you want to turn into a
hyperlink.
Right-click on the selected text and
choose "Link" from the context menu, or
go to the "Insert" tab and click on "Link" in
the Links group.
In the "Insert Hyperlink" dialog box:
To link to a website: Enter the URL in
the Address field (e.g.,
https://www.example.com) and click
"OK".
To link to another slide in the
presentation: Select "Place in This
Document" on the left-hand side,
choose the slide you want to link to,
and click "OK".
To link to an email address: Enter the
email address in the Email Address
field and click "OK".
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
To link to a file: Navigate to the file
location using the "Look in" dropdown,
select the file, and click "OK".
To link to a specific slide in another
presentation: Click "Existing File or Web
Page" and navigate to the other
presentation file. Select the slide and
click "OK".
To link to a new document: Click
"Create New Document" and specify
the file name and location.
Object Hyperlink:
Select the object (shape, image, etc.)
where you want to add the hyperlink.
Right-click on the object and choose
"Link" from the context menu, or go to the
"Insert" tab and click on "Action" in the
Links group.
Follow the same steps as above to insert
the hyperlink using the "Action Settings"
dialog box.
Test the Hyperlink:
In Normal view, presentation mode, or Slide
Show mode, click on the hyperlink text or
object to ensure it directs to the correct
destination.
Review and Edit:
Review your presentation to verify all
hyperlinks work correctly and lead to the
intended locations.
Save Your Presentation:
Click on the "File" tab, select "Save As", and
save your presentation with a meaningful
name to preserve your hyperlinks.
RUBRICS
PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
Action Buttons
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Instructions for Using Action Buttons in
PowerPoint
1. Open PowerPoint:
Launch Microsoft PowerPoint and open your
presentation.
2. Insert Action Buttons:
Go to the slide where you want to add an
Action Button.
Click on the "Insert" tab in the ribbon.
In the "Illustrations" group, click on "Shapes"
and choose an Action Button shape from the
dropdown (e.g., rectangle, arrow, star).
3. Draw and Customize Action Button:
Click and drag to draw the Action Button on
your slide.
Right-click on the Action Button and select
"Edit Text" to add text inside the button (e.g.,
"Next", "Previous", "Menu").
Use the "Format" tab that appears when the
Action Button is selected to customize its
appearance (e.g., fill color, outline, effects).
4. Assign Action to Button:
With the Action Button selected, go to the
"Insert" tab.
Click on "Action" in the "Links" group.
In the "Action Settings" dialog box:
Hyperlink to: Choose where the Action
Button will navigate or what action it will
trigger (e.g., Next slide, Previous slide, First
slide, Last slide, specific slide).
Mouse Click: Select this option to activate
the Action Button with a mouse click.
Optionally, set additional actions like
"Mouse Over" or "Play Sound" for
interactive effects.
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Test Action Button:
Enter Slide Show mode by clicking on the
"Slide Show" tab and then "From Beginning"
or "From Current Slide".
Click on the Action Button during the
presentation to ensure it performs the
assigned action correctly.
Save Your Presentation:
Click on the "File" tab, select "Save As", and
save your presentation with a meaningful
name to preserve your Action Buttons and
settings.
SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE

Conditional
Formatting Functions
LABORATORY ACTIVITY

Using Conditional Formatting Functions in Excel


1. Select Range:
Select the range of cells you want to apply
conditional formatting to. You can do this by
clicking and dragging to select cells.
2. Open Conditional Formatting:
Go to the "Home" tab on the Excel ribbon.
Click on "Conditional Formatting" in the Styles
group.
Choose the type of conditional formatting
rule you want to apply:
Highlight Cells Rules: Apply formatting
based on cell values (e.g., greater than,
less than, between).
Top/Bottom Rules: Highlight top or bottom
values within a range.
Data Bars: Show graphical bars within
cells based on values.
Color Scales: Apply color gradients based
on cell values.
Icon Sets: Use icons to represent data
ranges (e.g., arrows, shapes).
New Rule: Create custom rules using
formulas.
3. Apply Rule:
Select the desired rule (e.g., "Greater Than",
"Between", "Duplicate Values").
In the dialog box that appears, enter the
criteria and formatting options for the
selected rule.
Click "OK" to apply the rule to the selected
cells.
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Manage Rules:
To manage existing rules or create new ones,
click on "Conditional Formatting" > "Manage
Rules".
Here you can edit, delete, or prioritize rules
for more complex formatting scenarios.
Use Formulas for Custom Rules:
For advanced conditional formatting, use
formulas to create custom rules:
Select "New Rule" in the Conditional
Formatting menu.
Choose "Use a formula to determine
which cells to format".
Enter your formula (e.g., =IF(A1>100, TRUE,
FALSE)).
Define the formatting options based on
the formula result.
Testing and Adjustment:
After applying conditional formatting, test
the rules by changing cell values to ensure
the formatting reacts as expected.
Adjust rules or create additional ones as
needed to refine the visual representation of
your data.
RUBRICS
SPREADSHEET SOFTWARE
Data Analysis
LABORATORY ACTIVITY
Guide to Data Analysis in Excel
1. Importing Data
Open Excel: Launch Microsoft Excel and open a new
or existing workbook.
Import Data: Use the "Data" tab and select options
like "From Text/CSV" or "From Web" to import data
into Excel from external sources.
2. Cleaning and Preparing Data
Remove Duplicates: Use the "Remove Duplicates"
feature in the "Data" tab to clean up duplicate
entries.
Filter and Sort: Use filtering and sorting options to
organize data and identify trends.
3. Calculating Descriptive Statistics
Summarize Data: Use functions like SUM, AVERAGE,
COUNT, and COUNTIF to calculate basic statistics.
PivotTables: Create PivotTables to summarize and
analyze large datasets quickly.
4. Visualizing Data
Charts: Use different chart types (e.g., bar, line, pie)
in the "Insert" tab to visualize data trends.
Sparklines: Insert sparklines to show trends within
cells next to the data.
5. Performing Advanced Analysis
Formulas: Use advanced formulas like VLOOKUP, IF,
SUMIF, and INDEX-MATCH for complex data
manipulations.
Conditional Formatting: Apply conditional
formatting rules to highlight specific data points
based on criteria.
6. Making Data-Driven Decisions
Interpretation: Analyze the data trends and
patterns to make informed decisions or draw
conclusions.
Presentation: Create reports or presentations
based on the analyzed data using Excel's
formatting and layout options.
RUBRICS
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