Columbus Summer Camps to Focus on High Tech Fun and Learning

For the second year, The Ohio State University will host a series of iD Tech Camps this summer focused on developing high tech skills in kids and teens.  The camps, a combination of day camps and overnights, will offer cutting edge courses ranging from video game design to Flash animation, video editing, programming and more.  Campers will hone these skills through a number of practical applications such as the programming of a robot, the making of a special effects movie and other challenging and fun projects. 

The classes average six students per adult instructor to allow for one-on-one, customized instruction opportunities.  On average, students will spend 3 hours on the computer in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon with frequent breaks and “tech-reation” activities – i.e. soccer, Firsbee, computer gaming tournaments and more.  iD Tech’s mission is to encourage empowerment and personal expression through technology by blending traditional summer camp activities with forward thinking technology.  

Open spots for the camp are limited, so for more information, including registration, Click here