July 31st, 2009 by Ryan
This week’s photo theme was “Check-In & Check-Out!” We had photos of students excited to arrive for some summer fun and some of students getting ready to leave for the day, along with a few crazy staff shots mixed in as well! To see what iD Tech Camps students and staff are up to all week at summer camp go to http://www.internaldrive.com/photos. Thanks again to our camp instructors and directors for creating lasting summer camp memories for our students.
MIT staff having a little summer fun to get the day going.
Heading out the door after a great day at our Emory summer camp.
All smiles to get the day started at our University of Michigan summer camp.
Some sweet moves as the day comes to a close at UC Davis.
Crazy Stanford summer camp staff getting photogenic.
July 9th, 2009 by Ryan
Most of our summer camp locations are in session this week, so let’s look at some photos! This week’s theme was “Products, Hardware and Software.” We looked through the many photos on http://www.internaldrive.com/photos and are pleased to announce this week’s photo-of-the-week winners. Thanks for taking the time to take great photos and portraying what our summer camps for kids and teens are truly like!
This summer day camp student shows off his camera skills at UCLA.
Ninja versus NinjaTM at our UT Austin summer camp.
Web Design & Flash Animation with Wacom® Pen Tablets at Ohio State.
Game Modding with Warcraft® III at the Villanova Gaming Academy.
Camp activities include Apples to Apples at Rollins College.
Looking up from her Dell Computer at our Santa Clara summer camp.
Working with Adobe® Illustrator® CS4 at Sacred Heart University.
Outdoor summer camp activities at UC Irvine.
Vex® Robotics at our MIT summer camp.
Excited over his SporeTM creature at our University of Washington camp.<-->
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June 18th, 2009 by Ryan
Summer camp is in full swing and it’s time to look at some more photos! This week’s theme was “Close-ups of kids and technology.” We looked through the many photos on http://www.internaldrive.com/photos and are pleased to announce this week’s photo-of-the-week winners. Thanks for taking the time to take great photos and for painting the picture of what our summer camps for kids and teens are truly like! Enjoy the photos!
Vex® Robotics at College of William & Mary summer camp.
College of William & Mary teen focused in his Web Design and Flash Animation® course.
Happy with his SporeTM creature at our Vanderbilt day and overnight summer camp.
Summer fun camp activities with Apples to Apples at Carnegie Mellon University.
Putting the final touches on his Vex robot at the Villanova summer camp RoboContenders course.
One of the many video game courses at Villanova University.
Taking a break from the computer for outdoor summer camp activities at UC Berkeley.
Coming up with new game ideas at Arizona State University’s summer camp.
At our Washington University summer technology camp, kids are all smiles.
Emory summer camp student in the Adventures in Game Design course with a crazy, fun Spore creature.
June 11th, 2009 by Ryan
We’re excited to announce that camp has started at Colorado State University, Emory University, University of Miami and Vanderbilt University! During our opening week of camp, hundreds of students nationwide are immersed in creating video games, websites, robots, graphic arts portfolios, programs and more. And with all the fun, they don’t even realize that they’re learning! Yes, designing a video game is programming. Producing a movie means organizing a well thought out, articulated story board.
Students are smiling because they’re having a blast. Parents will be smiling because their students may show an increase in self-confidence and tech knowledge going into the new school year. iD students gain a sense of empowerment, independence and self-confidence as they learn to articulate their creativity through new ways by using technology.
Besides creating lasting positive memories, students leave camp with a completed technology project. Often times they incorporate what they’ve learned into their school projects, thus becoming mentors for their peers. That traditional two-dimensional paper may now be augmented and brought to life with an engaging digital movie or illustrative website with Flash.
Gee, who’s having more fun? From these photos of many smiling faces, it’s hard to tell who’s having a better time! iD hires staff who not only are tech savvy, but also have the iD spirit and make learning fun. They are inspirational role models who take a child’s hobby and show how it can turn into a potential career. With an average of just six students per instructor, students receive hands-on, project-based instruction and are given the attention they need to excel.
Make sure to check back regularly for camp photos and read first-hand from students and parents about their camp experience. You can also check our real-time-availability to see if weeks are still open in your desired area.
June 11th, 2009 by Ryan
Camp has started and that means it’s time to look at some photos! We enjoyed looking at summer camp photos on http://www.internaldrive.com/photos and are pleased to announce this week’s photo-of-the-week winners. It’s great to see all the fun going on at our summer camps around the county. Creativity! Summer Fun! Energy! Excitement! These pictures show the iD Spirit and portray what our camps are all about.
Top Winners:
Emory University summer camp staff getting ready for summer fun.
Kids at our Colorado State summer camp all psyched for lunch in the university cafeteria!
Emory teens focusing on 3D game design.
All smiles at the University of Miami’s summer day camp.
Friends at Vanderbilt take a break from the computer for other summer camp activities.
