The AIM Institute and Council Bluffs Community School District have partnered to host Iowa’s first GenCyber camp. Attendees include female middle school students, as well as middle and elementary school teachers. The free, weeklong camp will build students’ knowledge of cybersecurity concepts and careers as well as the practice of correct and safe online behaviors. Teachers will gain […]
Read MoreWHAT: Media representatives are invited to join Union Pacific and 60 local students for an innovative Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work experience at the headquarters of the nation’s largest railroad. During the event, 5 th and 6 th graders will participate in three energetic and vibrant working ‘modules’ developed with the AIM Institute that focus […]
Read MoreNearly 1,000 people attended the AIM Infotec conference, held at the Embassy Suites La Vista Conference Center on Tuesday. The annual conference brings together business and technology for a day of innovation and inspiration. “The more people understand about where technology is, how to use it, how to take advantage of that technology the better off they’re going to […]
Read MoreAIM, a not-for- profit organization dedicated to changing lives through technology, announced today that it has formed a pilot partnership with Liberty Elementary School to bring students to AIM’s Brain Exchange once a week for classes on robotics. The Brain Exchange is home to free science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) learning experiences for youth ages 7-17. With […]
Read MoreOmaha has been designated as a TechHire community by Opportunity@Work, a nonprofit leading the charge to expand Americans’ access to career opportunities. As part of the TechHire designation, Omaha has recently joined a national network of 71 communities with a goal to help individuals enter the technology workforce through education and help with job placement. TechHire Omaha invites job […]
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