Freeze! It's time to learn about freeze panes and view options. Using video 16 from the 27-part Microsoft Excel 2016 series, viewers learn how to freeze and unfreeze rows and columns in a spreadsheet. The video also includes information...

When working with numerical data in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, which is better: formulas or functions? Pupils discover the answer through a short, instructional video.  First, scholars learn about the parts of a function and...

What are the two main types of cell references in Excel? Scholars discover the answer through a short instructional video that models how to create and copy formulas using relative and absolute references. Additionally, users explore how...

How do techies use formulas in an Excel spreadsheet to calculate numerical data?  A short instructional video teaches scholars about cell references, mathematical operators, and models how to create, copy, and edit formulas. 

Technology isn't always reliable, so it's important to know how to print back-up files of Excel workbooks. Viewers learn how to access and navigate the print pane with a short, instructional video. From there, they see how to print...

Is it possible to save a lot of data with customizable worksheets, all within the same Excel workbook? It sure is! Scholars learn exactly how with the 10th installment from the 27-part Microsoft Excel 2016 video set. Additionally, pupils...

There's a Lost and Found equivalent for Microsoft Excel, and it's called Find and Select! Viewers learn how to search for cell content in a spreadsheet and discover how to replace words and phrases within a Microsoft workbook. 

What is the correct way to enter dates and percentages into an Excel spreadsheet? Learners discover the answer with an instructional video that teaches them how to apply and use number formats correctly and efficiently.

When working in Excel, sometimes it's necessary to modify a cell's layout or size. Viewers explore modifying columns, rows, and cells in an Excel spreadsheet. In addition, they discover how to wrap text, merge cells, use the AutoFit...

Cells aren't just for biology and prison. Scholars learn about navigating the cells of an Excel spreadsheet and discover how to insert content, use the drag-and-drop feature, and copy and paste effectively. 

Saving and sharing are skills most children learn about in kindergarten, but how do young people apply these skills to Excel? Scholars learn how to save spreadsheets, discover how to share and export workbooks, use AutoRecover to...

Help young computer wizards make their spreadsheets stand out. Video viewers learn how to format their cells in the program. Specifically, they discover how to change fonts, choose a color scheme, add cell borders, and so much more!

How does Excel help people better organize information? Scholars explore the topic with the third of 27 videos in the Microsoft Excel 2016 series. Viewers learn about creating and opening workbooks in Excel. They also gain information...

Discover how to excel at Excel with the second of 27 instructional videos in the Microsoft Excel 2016 set. Viewers learn that Excel helps people make budgets, contact lists, and invoices. Pupils also explore Excel's interface, learning...

Jane has 20 bananas and gives 16 away; how many are left? Microsoft Excel can help with that! A video provides a brief overview of the software program. Viewers learn how to use planning, basic math, and knowledge to solve real-life...

Hardware and software go hand in hand. The last installment of a five-part series explains the relationship between computer hardware and software. It turns out that the computer's operating system provides the link between the two.

Can you multitask? Computers sure can. Young computer scientists learn about operating systems that connect software to hardware, such as device drivers. They also see how computers multitask and use dynamic memory allocation. 

Did you know that Microsoft Office has more than 40 million lines of code? The 16th installment of the Crash Course Computer Science playlist explains how object-oriented programming lets different groups of computer programmers work on...

Chances are you benefit from computer algorithms every day. Viewers learn about algorithms and how they can be useful in sorting. They watch as the narrator sets up and uses a selection sort, a merge sort, and a graph search algorithm in...

Computers need to know a lot of languages, n'est-ce pas? Scholars learn about advances in computer programming, from assemblers and compilers to more recent programming languages. They learn how these advances led to a shift in...

Scholars receive instruction on writing instructions as they learn how to develop computer programs in the eighth video of the series. Animations show how computers carry out these instructions and programs.

Create the universe on your laptop in just over five minutes! The video tutorial guides scholars step by step through the process of simulating the Millennium Run using Adobe After Effects. Watch as the narrator illustrates how...

There is an easier way to share functions among objects. The fifth section of a six-part series on object-oriented design introduces the concept of object inheritance. The coding helps pupils create a base object type that has all the...

This video shows young programmers how to use the same concept to duplicate objects with different properties and attach functions to them. This method allows functions to be easily called with various objects.