Course Unit Plans
Teacher Files
Class Introduction
Introduction To Information Technology
Information Literacy & Digital Citizenship
Devices And Components
Operating Systems
Input & Output Technologies
Information Technology Final Reflection & Exam
Information Technology: Additional Tools
Course Highlights:
635 Pages of materials.
6 Unit Plans
49 days of materials for 75-minute classes.
The course can be taught in either a classroom or an online setting.
Google, Windows, & Mac-friendly!
All documents are editable to meet your classroom needs.
27 Activities, 11 Projects & Rubrics, 10 Presentations & Notes, 6 Tests with Answer Keys, and 52 Teacher Files.
National Business Education Association Standards & ISTE Standards Included.
Everything you need from Day 1 of class to Finals.
All lessons incorporate Technology/ Real-World Application.
This course offers differentiated instruction and provides opportunities for mastery of content.
One-time purchase with continued free updates.
Downloadable zip file and shared Google Drive folder for the entire course.
Course Information:
Get your students tech-ready with this all-in-one Information Technology semester course, built for middle and high school classrooms. Whether new to teaching IT or a seasoned pro, this comprehensive and fully editable course gives you everything from Day 1 to Finals — no prep required.
Designed with real-world application, student engagement, and industry standards in mind, this course helps students explore how technology powers our daily lives and the global workforce. With hands-on activities, creative projects, career connections, and aligned assessments, your students will emerge with the digital fluency and confidence necessary for success in school, careers, and life.
Units Included:
Introduction to Information Technology Learn how IT impacts daily life, careers, and society. Explore digital tools, automation, AI, and emerging technologies.
Information Literacy & Digital Citizenship Master responsible online behavior, source evaluation, digital ethics, and privacy through real-world dilemmas and a PSA project.
Devices and Components Dive into computer hardware, troubleshooting, device specifications, and emerging technologies with scenario-based learning
Operating Systems Compare and evaluate popular operating systems through projects like custom OS pitches, interactive flipbooks, and debates.
Input & Output Technologies Explore how we engage with devices and utilize technology tools to enhance storytelling, accessibility, and creative media production.
Final Reflection & Exam Wrap up the course with a comprehensive exam and final student reflection project.
*Please note that this product is not just a bundle of activities and projects; it is a professional course created to meet national standards, providing teachers and students with everything they need from the first day of class to the final. No textbooks or outside resources are needed. Please read below to see what is included and how our courses will help you rest easy this school year!*
If you buy this package, here is what you will be receiving:
49 Detailed Daily Lesson Plans (75 Minute Class, Semester Course)
National Business Education Association & ISTE Standards
Unit Objectives
Daily unit instructions for the teacher
All included materials for each lesson
This is a FULL-YEAR COURSE with daily lesson plans for marketing that we created ourselves. We follow National Business Educator Association Standards and ISTE Standards in this course. This course is created to meet district and state curriculum standards.
This Information Technology semester course is a foundational course designed to introduce students to the essential tools, systems, and skills that drive today’s digital world. This course empowers students to become confident users and creators of technology, preparing them for academic success and future careers in IT and beyond.
Students will explore a wide range of topics, including:
Introduction to Information Technology – Understanding how IT influences our lives, careers, and society; covering digital literacy, emerging technologies, automation, and cloud computing.
Information Literacy – Developing critical skills to search, evaluate, and cite digital sources while avoiding bias and misinformation.
Digital Citizenship – Practicing safe, ethical, and responsible behavior online, including privacy, media literacy, and online communication.
Devices & Components – Investigating how computers work from the inside out, including memory, storage, and performance factors.
Operating Systems – Learning to navigate, compare, and troubleshoot different OS platforms like Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, and Linux.
Input & Output Technologies – Understanding how we interact with computers using tools like keyboards, voice input, touchscreens, and styluses.
Throughout the course, students will engage in hands-on activities, real-world tech applications, and creative projects that develop problem-solving skills, digital fluency, and career readiness. Whether students are new to technology or preparing for more advanced tech pathways, this course lays a strong foundation for future success in our digital society.