• This demostration website will show you how students gain software and digital skills by completing fully interactive, guided simulation activities.  In other words, they use their computer to follow step-by-step instructions as they appear on the screen. The activities range from doing a simple task to completing an entire project.  

    AI Literacy Foundations (New for 2026!)

    Students get structured introduction to the principles and applications of artificial intelligence through concise instructional modules and guided simulations. Students examine how contemporary AI systems generate text, identify patterns, and interpret language, and they apply these concepts using established AI platforms. The course concludes with project‑based activities in which students design simple AI tools, enabling them to develop practical insight into technologies that are increasingly central to modern professional environments.

    Microsoft Office Certification Training

    Microsoft Office Certification Training prepares students for industry‑recognized credentials in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint — the same certifications employers value when assessing technical proficiency. Each course is aligned with the official Microsoft learning objectives, ensuring students build the precise skills and competencies these certifications measure.

     Excel for Business

    Knowing how to use Excel is often listed as a required skill for anyone seeking employment today and for people that want to take on greater responsibilities within their organizations. Rather than trying to teach you everything there is to know about Excel, this training is focused on teaching specific skills that are commonly used in the workplace. Here are the three primary learning objectives: 

    1. Improve Job Readiness

    Companies do not always have the time or desire to provide their employees with computer training. A strong knowledge of how to use Excel demonstrates that you are ready to take on new responsibilities and make valuable contributions to an organization as soon as you come on board.

     2. Use Excel to Work Efficiently

    Companies value employees that can get a lot of work done within a reasonable amount of time. This training will introduce you to dozens of fast and easy ways to use Excel to input data, perform calculations, create reports and use shortcut key combinations.

     3. Use Excel to Solve Problems

    In many cases, organizations are already using Excel for different purposes; however, there’s always room for making improvements. With the skills you'll gain from this training, you can become known as the “go to” person that can help others become better at using Excel. Here are some examples of Excel solutions you'll be able to create:

    •     Cost and pricing calculators
    •     Monthly budgets
    •     Employee expense reports
    •     Sales commission payout reports
    •     Social media impact reports
    •     Inventory management reports


    Word Fundamentals

    Use various tools and shortcut key combinations to create documents that include spreadsheet data, charts, tables and other graphics. You will also learn how create outlines, cover sheets, newsletters and flowcharts.

     PowerPoint Fundamentals

    Keep the audience engaged throughout your presentations by replacing words with graphics, creating charts with animations and presenting data using Tables. Slide designs, text animations, motion path animations and voice narration will also be covered.

    Introduction to Database Design 

    Students are given a clear starting point for understanding how modern databases are structured and used. The first lesson explains the core ideas of relational database design. Students then apply those concepts in Microsoft Access, which serves as the hands-on activity environment for building and exploring database objects. This includes, tables, queries, forms, reports and relatioships. 

    Introduction to Web Development

    This collection of simulation exercises are ideal for anyone who wants to learn how to create a simple web page. Students will learn about HTML tags, how to add photos to web pages, CSS coding, and much more.

     Introduction to Google Workspace

    Using the theme of a small business called the Panther Store, students learn the basics of Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, and Sites by completing practical, real‑world tasks. Throughout the course, they create a business flyer, build a simple financial spreadsheet, design a launch presentation, and develop marketing materials. Most importantly, they learn how to create a complete website from start to finish using Google Sites and publish it through Google’s free web‑hosting platform. 

    To access a course using a Guest password, please send an email request to smyers@inspirelearningsolutions.net.