Programs & Services
Technology Training
& Resources
Equipping students and educators with cutting-edge technology skills and digital literacy for the 21st century classroom - building the competencies students need to thrive in a digital world.
What Is AAIC's Technology Training Program?
Digital literacy is no longer optional. Students who lack technology skills and digital competencies enter high school and the workforce at a significant disadvantage. For many students in nonpublic and faith-based schools, access to quality technology education has historically been limited.
AAIC's Technology Training and Resources program provides structured, age-appropriate technology education that builds practical digital skills, computational thinking, and responsible technology use - integrated with academic content so that technology becomes a tool for learning, not just a subject.
We also support educators with training on educational technology tools, platforms, and digital instructional strategies - ensuring technology is used effectively to enhance student learning.
Our Approach
Needs Assessment & Technology Audit
AAIC assesses current technology resources, student skill levels, and educator comfort with technology to design a program that meets your school where it is.
Student Digital Literacy Instruction
Students receive structured instruction in digital literacy skills - including online research, digital citizenship, communication tools, and basic coding and computational thinking.
Educator Technology Professional Development
Teachers receive training on educational technology platforms, digital tools for instruction, and strategies for integrating technology meaningfully into classroom learning.
STEAM & Computer Science Integration
AAIC integrates technology with STEAM learning - connecting coding, data analysis, and digital creation to science, math, and arts content.
Digital Citizenship Education
Students learn responsible, ethical, and safe technology use - including online privacy, digital footprint awareness, and cyberbullying prevention.
Ongoing Support & Resource Provision
AAIC provides ongoing educator support, curated digital resources, and regular check-ins to ensure technology integration is sustainable and effective.
How We Show Up
at Your School
Every program is deployed with consistency, care, and clear communication with school leadership from day one.
In-school technology instruction
Technology instruction is delivered in the classroom or computer lab, integrated with the school day schedule.
Device-agnostic approach
AAIC's programs work with your existing technology infrastructure - whether Chromebooks, iPads, or desktop computers.
Age-appropriate content
Instruction is developmentally appropriate for each grade band, from foundational digital skills in K-2 to more advanced computational thinking in grades 6-8.
Teacher co-teaching and coaching
AAIC technology specialists work alongside classroom teachers - not just as a separate program - building educator capacity and integrating technology into daily instruction.
Title IV eligible
Technology education programs are a primary allowable use of Title IV Student Support and Academic Enrichment funds. AAIC provides complete documentation.
What Schools Are Seeing
"Students are eager to attend the AAIC sessions - the technology component has been especially engaging."
"AAIC equips our teachers with tools and strategies they can actually use in the classroom. The technology training has been immediately applicable."
"Our students now have technology skills they can apply across all of their subjects and carry with them into high school."
Common Questions
What technology skills does this program teach?
The program covers a range of digital literacy skills including online research and evaluation, productivity tools (Google Workspace, Microsoft Office), digital communication, basic coding and computational thinking, data analysis, and responsible digital citizenship.
What if our school has limited technology resources?
AAIC designs programs based on your existing infrastructure. We work within your current device and connectivity situation and can help schools identify resources for expanding technology access as part of a Title IV plan.
Is technology training eligible for Title funding?
Yes. Technology education is explicitly listed as an allowable use of Title IV Student Support and Academic Enrichment funds. Title II funds may support educator technology professional development. AAIC provides full compliance documentation.
Does this program include coding or computer science?
Yes, where appropriate. AAIC integrates coding, computational thinking, and basic computer science concepts through STEAM-connected activities that make these skills relevant and engaging for students across grade levels.
How do you ensure digital safety and responsible use?
Digital citizenship is woven throughout the program. Students learn about online safety, privacy, responsible use of technology, digital footprint, and how to navigate the internet ethically and securely.
Ready to Bring This Program to Your School?
Let's build a customized plan aligned to your students, staff, and goals.