Welcome to the Tech for Everyone Reader
📚 Your Bookshelf
👋 What grade band are you in?
Pick your level so we can show you the right books!
📚 Lower Elementary: Intro to AI
Discover what Artificial Intelligence is through fun stories and activities designed just for young learners.
Start Reading →🌐 Lower Elementary: Netiquette
Learn how to be kind, stay safe, and play nicely together when using computers and the internet.
Start Reading →💡 Lower Elementary: Digital Literacy
Meet your devices, find your way around a screen, explore the internet, and learn how to be safe and kind online.
Start Reading →💻 Upper Elementary: Programming
Learn the basics of coding with hands-on projects and creative challenges that bring your ideas to life.
Start Reading →🤖 Upper Elementary: Artificial Intelligence
Discover what AI is, how to give it great instructions, and how to use it wisely and safely.
Start Reading →🌐 Upper Elementary: Netiquette
Master the rules of online kindness, safety, and responsibility — from email to video calls to digital citizenship.
Start Reading →🧭 Upper Elementary: Digital Literacy
See how the technology you use every day really works — devices, files, the internet — and become a safe, smart tech explorer.
Start Reading →🎮 Middle School: Game Development
Build your own video games while learning real-world programming concepts used by professional developers.
Start Reading →🤖 Middle School: Artificial Intelligence
Explore how AI really works — from algorithms and data to the systems shaping our world.
Start Reading →🌐 Middle School: Netiquette
Navigate social media, gaming, AI, and digital communication with respect, safety, and critical thinking.
Start Reading →💻 Middle School: Digital Literacy
The everyday tech skills school assumes you have, explained properly — from files and the internet to writing, presenting, and protecting your accounts.
Start Reading →🧭 High School: AI Literacy
Navigate the Algorithmic Age with confidence — understand, use, and shape the AI systems powering your world.
Start Reading →💡 High School: Digital Literacy
The practical technology skills that every class, job, and adult life assume — devices, the internet, communication, and keeping your accounts, money, and reputation safe.
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