Bryan Teaches AIA Crouch Development offeringPractical AI and technology education
Practical technology and responsible AI education—from first computer skills to organization-wide AI readiness. Bryan Crouch helps people understand the tools, practice on real work, and use them with sound human judgment.
Who Bryan helps
For individuals
Judgment-free, one-on-one coaching shaped around what you want to understand, use, build, or finally feel confident doing.
For communities
Friendly, energetic programs for people who are curious, cautious, or simply unsure where to begin with computers, online life, or AI.
For workplaces
Level 1 readyPractical training that connects everyday tools and AI to real work while building safer, more responsible habits across the team.
Participant note
Dan spent his career as a physical therapist and did not need much day-to-day computer work for most of it. After Bryan's 6-hour class, the shift was not hype. It was steadier confidence with the technical tasks now on his plate.
Dan F.
Career physical therapist • Completed Bryan's 6-hour class
“I came in pretty rusty with technology. Bryan explained things in ways I could understand, went at my pace, and made it so fun it barely felt like a class.”
Classes and workshops
Some people need basic computer confidence. Some need better productivity habits. Some are ready for useful AI practice or responsible adoption. The program should match the room.
Level 1 course - available now
A finished two-day, hands-on course for capable adults who need practical confidence with files, email, attachments, meetings, forms, online safety, and everyday workplace computer tasks.
FormatTwo 3-hour sessions or a custom intro
TakeawayWorkbook, quick guide, practice plan, and a realistic workplace simulation
Good forJob seekers, returning workers, employee support, families, small groupsView details
Class and coaching track
Patient, practical help with computer basics, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, spreadsheets, email, files, online forms, video calls, passwords, and the digital skills people need in real life.
Format1:1, small group, or hosted class
TakeawayPersonal next steps, safer habits, and guided practice with the tools in front of them
Good forIndividuals, seniors, families, beginners, small business ownersView details
Lunch and learn or short class
Learn how to protect private information, recognize AI mistakes and scams, verify answers, and keep human judgment in charge.
Format45 to 75 minutes
TakeawayPlain-English safety checklist and examples people can use the same day
Good forSeniors, families, nonprofits, workplacesView details
Pilot-ready workshop
Move from interesting demos to useful work. Teams practice better requests, verification, privacy boundaries, and repeatable workflows tied to their roles.
Format75 to 90 minutes, half day, or custom
TakeawayReusable request method, review checklist, and one role-relevant workflow
Good forSmall businesses, leaders, operations, sales and marketing teamsView details
Leadership briefing and working session
Create a shared baseline for safer adoption: approved uses, information boundaries, human review, accountability, and the first draft of practical company guidelines.
Format60-minute briefing, half day, or series
TakeawayInformation-boundary map, review checklist, guidelines draft, or 30-day plan
Good forOwners, leadership teams, HR, IT, nonprofits and associationsView details
These are starting points, not a closed catalog. Classes can be shaped around Excel, spreadsheets, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, AI for leaders, prompting, sales, marketing, operations, or a specific audience. Download the small cohort menu or let's shape the right session.
Free 7-minute diagnostic
Answer ten practical questions about repeated work, information safety, human review, and digital confidence. You'll get three worthwhile opportunities, one important guardrail, and a safe experiment you can try next.
Build my AI Opportunity MapYour next safe experiment is. The map gives you useful direction before it ever asks for your email address.
Free resources
25 practical tasks
Pause before you click
Tiny skills, big relief
Printable prompt pack
Meet your teacher
Bryan Crouch is the Principal of Crouch Development, LLC. Across more than 28 years in IT, he has built software and business systems, solved real operational problems, written, spoken, and helped people make sense of complicated ideas.
Long before AI became a workshop topic, Bryan was testing emerging tools and turning them into working systems through Crouch Development. Today he builds with AI every day and teaches from that applied experience—not from a slide deck alone. His style is warm, candid, energetic, and grounded in a simple belief: people learn best when they feel respected enough to ask honest questions.
Simple starting points
Tell Bryan what you want to understand, use, feel, or do differently. He will recommend the right starting point.
One-on-one coaching
from $175Computer basics, productivity tools, spreadsheets, or AI helpCommunity presentations
from $500Approachable talks for local groups and programsTeam workshops
from $1,500Practical, interactive education for organizationsCustomized training
By proposalFull-day, multi-session, and ongoing programsMission-aligned pricing and sponsorship options may be available for qualifying nonprofit and community organizations. Travel and unusual production requirements are quoted separately.
Good questions welcome
Choose 1, 3, 5, or 10 hours and use them in one or more sessions. Bryan starts with your goals, answers questions without judgment, and helps you practice with the technology and real tasks that matter to you. That can include computer basics, email, files, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, spreadsheets, online safety, AI tools, or a mix. Coaching is available virtually and in person in the Indianapolis and Westfield area.
No. Bryan starts with what people already know and explains technology and AI in clear, useful language. Programs can be designed for complete beginners or adapted for groups with more experience.
Yes. Bryan learns about your audience, goals, tools, and concerns before recommending a format. Workplace workshops can be shaped around specific roles and everyday tasks.
Both. Bryan is based in the Indianapolis and Westfield area and is available for local in-person programs, regional events, and virtual sessions. Travel outside the standard service area is quoted separately.
No. Bryan teaches practical technology skills as well as AI. Sessions can cover everyday computer confidence, email, files, online tasks, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Excel and spreadsheets, digital safety, AI tools, or a useful combination. The goal is understanding and sound judgment, not a sales pitch for any one platform.
Yes. Bryan can facilitate practical discovery, help draft plain-language employee guidance, and build training scenarios around it. Final legal, regulatory, cybersecurity, and contractual decisions remain with your organization and its qualified advisors.
One-on-one coaching is $175 for 1 hour, $495 for 3 hours, $775 for 5 hours, or $1,450 for 10 hours. Community presentations start at $500 and team workshops start at $1,500. Customized training, larger groups, travel, and ongoing programs are quoted after a short conversation.
Mission-aligned pricing and sponsorship options may be available for qualifying nonprofit and community organizations. Share your audience, funding situation, and goals in the inquiry form.
Start a conversation
Share a little about yourself, your audience, event, or team. It can be AI, computer basics, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, spreadsheets, or a mix. Bryan will read your note personally and reply with the best next step.