Hardware: The parts of technology you can touch. We explore the many parts that make up a computer, as well as how they work together.
Digital Citizenship: The framework we use to be civil and safe when surfing the internet.
Operating and Networking Systems: The software that runs your computer, as well as allow it to communicate with other computers.
Keyboarding Skills: Speech to text is on the rise, but we still need our keyboards to get any real written content. We practice to improve our accuracy and speed.
Researching Skills: The internet is a HUGE place. When there can be a million web pages on any given subject, how do you know where to start? We will get into the fundamentals of zeroing in on the right information.
Google Suite and Drive: By the time our students graduate, they will be accomplished experts in the use of this software suite.
Media Creation: From pictures, videos, and even music, we will take a creative turn and create our own media.
Programming: We start with simple challenges dealing with basic programming operations. Then, as our skills improve, we will get into actual programming languages like Javascript and Python.
Digital Maps: We will explore the science behind geopositioning and how satellites can track us.
Engineering: The science of building (with technology) is vast. We will explore how people come up their plans to build modern structures and pieces of technology.
Business of Technology: Making a profit with a technology business is HARD. We will explore those companies that have made international success doing it.
History and People of technology: We will explore the pioneers of technology, and see where we came from.
Technology Problem Solving: Students should have a basic understanding of how their computer functions, as well as the means to correct a host of small problems, themselves.