iD Tech offers a blend of cutting-edge STEM skill development with a traditional summer camp experience, hosted at prestigious university campuses with instructors from elite universities.
iD Tech Camps at the University of Denver offer kids and teens a dynamic environment to explore STEM subjects. Participants engage in hands-on learning, mastering new tech skills in areas like coding, game development, robotics, and 3D printing. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. Campers develop impressive projects, from designing their own video games and mobile apps to building and programming BattleBots® robots. Beyond technical skills, the program emphasizes creativity and provides opportunities for students to socialize, make new friends, and experience collegiate life on a university campus. Instructors, often recruited from elite universities, guide students in transforming their ideas into reality, preparing them for future academic and career opportunities in technology.
A typical day includes morning announcements and icebreakers, followed by coursework sessions. Lunch is eaten in the campus dining hall, and afternoons feature more instruction, a computer break with outdoor activities or board games, and continued project work before wrap-up and pick-up.
This camp is best for kids and teens aged 7-17 who are interested in STEM, enjoy hands-on learning, and want to experience a university campus environment while developing in-demand tech skills.
University of Denver, 2101 S University Blvd, Denver, CO 80208
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