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Female Voice: EasyTech is our award-winning, comprehensive digital literacy curriculum for students in kindergarten through eighth grade. An animated EasyTech lesson appears, showing a character explaining how to edit a word processing document.

It covers the 12 essential digital literacy skills; The words "Digital Skills for Future Readiness" fade in on a blue background and then disappear.

including keyboarding, online safety, spreadsheets, multimedia software, computational thinking, and coding. Cards representing the content areas available in EasyTech fly in: Computer Fundamentals, Keyboarding, Visual Mapping, Online Safety & Digital Citizenship, Internet Usage & Online Communication, Multimedia, Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Presentations, Computational Thinking, Coding, and Databases.

The curriculum can be teacher-lead or student-paced, and is easily implemented in a computer lab, library or classroom setting. The cards disappear and an illustration representing a projector screen and computer are shown.

In this evaluation, you will find a sample of EasyTech's interactive lessons and application exercises, across three different grade bands. A screen capture of the evaluation page is shown. This is the page you will gain access to by requesting an evaluation.

As you launch the content, you'll see what students experience as they are introduced to digital literacy skills in an engaging and age-appropriate way. Another animated EasyTech lesson appears, showing an animated character introducing keys on the keyboard.

Every one of our lessons includes teacher notes and standards, to help educators confidently teach digital literacy skills, even if they have no previous experience with these concepts. A screen capture of the evaluation page is shown. The cursor opens a dropdown to show a the standards met by an individual lesson.

You will also see links to implementation resources we provide educators, such as our scope & sequence and pacing calendars. Icons representing paper fly onto the screen. Below each icon it says "EasyTech Overview", "Scope & Sequence", and "Pacing Calendars."

Keep in mind, you will have access to the items on this page for two weeks, during this time we encourage you to share it with your curriculum evaluation team. The words "14 Days Remaining" appears on the screen underlined. The cursor then clicks on the share button.

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Female Voice: EasyTech is our award-winning, comprehensive digital literacy curriculum for students in kindergarten through eighth grade.	An animated EasyTech lesson appears, showing a character explaining how to edit a word processing document.
It covers the 12 essential digital literacy skills;	The words "Digital Skills for Future Readiness" fade in on a blue background and then disappear.
including keyboarding, online safety, spreadsheets, multimedia software, computational thinking, and coding.	Cards representing the content areas available in EasyTech fly in: Computer Fundamentals, Keyboarding, Visual Mapping, Online Safety & Digital Citizenship, Internet Usage & Online Communication, Multimedia, Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Presentations, Computational Thinking, Coding, and Databases.
The curriculum can be teacher-lead or student-paced, and is easily implemented in a computer lab, library or classroom setting.	The cards disappear and an illustration representing a projector screen and computer are shown.
In this evaluation, you will find a sample of EasyTech's interactive lessons and application exercises, across three different grade bands.	A screen capture of the evaluation page is shown. This is the page you will gain access to by requesting an evaluation.
As you launch the content, you'll see what students experience as they are introduced to digital literacy skills in an engaging and age-appropriate way.	Another animated EasyTech lesson appears, showing an animated character introducing keys on the keyboard.
Every one of our lessons includes teacher notes and standards, to help educators confidently teach digital literacy skills, even if they have no previous experience with these concepts.	A screen capture of the evaluation page is shown. The cursor opens a dropdown to show a the standards met by an individual lesson.
You will also see links to implementation resources we provide educators, such as our scope & sequence and pacing calendars.	Icons representing paper fly onto the screen. Below each icon it says "EasyTech Overview", "Scope & Sequence", and "Pacing Calendars."
Keep in mind, you will have access to the items on this page for two weeks, during this time we encourage you to share it with your curriculum evaluation team.	The words "14 Days Remaining" appears on the screen underlined. The cursor then clicks on the share button.