Wisconsin Gaming Camps and Programs
Gaming camp puts kids in touch with how gaming systems work. Gaming summer camps allow large groups of children to learn from instructors skilled in gaming, with workshops such as programming, design, 3D animation and modeling. They can learn strategy,
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Gaming camp puts kids in touch with how gaming systems work. Gaming summer camps allow large groups of children to learn from instructors skilled in gaming, with workshops such as programming, design, 3D animation and modeling. They can learn strategy, make an RPG game and even take advanced game design depending on age and ability level. Since many of these topics are tough to grasp and some knowledge of the subject is required, many gaming camps are geared more toward pre-teens and teens.
Highlights: From weekend trips and contests to retro games and talent nights, gaming summer camp provides a variety of other fun recreational outlets for kids during down time.
Counselor Certifications: Staff at gaming camps are some of the best in the business, many of whom have attended some of the top technology schools in the country. Many camps boast a low instructor to camper ratio, with an average of 1:5. May staff members are former campers, so they know the ins and outs of the program.
What to Ask the Camp Director: How can I save on tuition? Many gaming camps offer incentives for campers to save some money. Some have refer-a-friend programs, where campers can earn tuition credits for signing up a friend. Multi-session and sibling discounts are also available.
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iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at Carroll University
Experience the world's #1 tech camp
This summer, your child can explore a top campus, make friends as they master new tech skills, and join a community of over 400,000 alumni. At iD Tech Camps, students ages 7-17 build in-demand skills in coding, game development, robotics engineering, and design. The top universities on the planet - Stanford, NYU, Caltech - have trusted and hosted our programs for over 20 years, inspiring students to dream BIG. iD Tech also offers all-girls tech camps, teen-only Academies, and Online Private Lessons.
iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at U of Wisconsin
Experience the world's #1 tech camp
This summer, your child can explore a top campus, make friends as they master new tech skills, and join a community of over 400,000 alumni. At iD Tech Camps, students ages 7-17 build in-demand skills in coding, game development, robotics engineering, and design. The top universities on the planet - Stanford, NYU, Caltech - have trusted and hosted our programs for over 20 years, inspiring students to dream BIG. iD Tech also offers all-girls tech camps, teen-only Academies, and Online Private Lessons.
iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at Marquette University
Experience the world's #1 tech camp
This summer, your child can explore a top campus, make friends as they master new tech skills, and join a community of over 400,000 alumni. At iD Tech Camps, students ages 7-17 build in-demand skills in coding, game development, robotics engineering, and design. The top universities on the planet - Stanford, NYU, Caltech - have trusted and hosted our programs for over 20 years, inspiring students to dream BIG. iD Tech also offers all-girls tech camps, teen-only Academies, and Online Private Lessons.
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Gaming camp puts kids in touch with how gaming systems work. Gaming summer camps allow large groups of children to learn from instructors skilled in gaming, with workshops such as programming, design, 3D animation and modeling. They can learn strategy, make an RPG game and even take advanced game design depending on age and ability level. Since many of these topics are tough to grasp and some knowledge of the subject is required, many gaming camps are geared more toward pre-teens and teens.
Highlights: From weekend trips and contests to retro games and talent nights, gaming summer camp provides a variety of other fun recreational outlets for kids during down time.
Counselor Certifications: Staff at gaming camps are some of the best in the business, many of whom have attended some of the top technology schools in the country. Many camps boast a low instructor to camper ratio, with an average of 1:5. May staff members are former campers, so they know the ins and outs of the program.
What to Ask the Camp Director: How can I save on tuition? Many gaming camps offer incentives for campers to save some money. Some have refer-a-friend programs, where campers can earn tuition credits for signing up a friend. Multi-session and sibling discounts are also available.
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