This workshop plan familiarizes students with podcasting software, such as Audacity or Garageband, followed by creating a simple, personal podcast recording.

In this workshop, students will learn how to construct stories and learn techniques to produce/edit photo and video content using mobile devices.

Students will learn the elements of HTML and CSS and use them to create a website.

Students will write code in Python, understand the coordinate grid system, and use loops to animate frames of shapes.

Students will learn about simple electronic circuits (power, resistors, lights, and switches) and simple programming constructs (in “if…then…” scenarios).

Students will learn how to use GameMaker Studio, an intuitive program for the creation of electronic games.

Learn how to protect private information and what kind of information should be protected while exploring encryption.

In this course, students will learn the basic concepts of JavaScript, learn to talk directly to their website, and create their own JavaScript program using Chrome Developer Tools and LaunchBox.

Using free online software and publicly available data (open data), students will explore concepts and tools used in creating maps.

In this workshop, students will get hands-on with their own Arduino to create projects using sensors and light displays. No coding experience is required.

Explore how computers and video combine to capture motion and analyze movement using machine learning.

This workshop guides students through the thrilling process of leaving their personal mark on a piece of popular music by utilizing professional remixing strategies.

Using a template, students will design a 3D boat and use engineering techniques to assess, replicate, and improve a design.

Let students explore what is inside a computer by taking one apart – all you need is a computer and a screwdriver!

In this workshop, students will be introduced to Photoshop and its basic functions/tools.

This workshop reviews basic programming concepts using C++, such as data types, arrays, and functions.

This Entrepreneur Summer Camp puts the tools and technology used to create a business plan and prototype into the hands of 6th-9th graders.

In these sessions, students will learn how to use Unity, a professional software used to create many popular games today, to create a 2D game and learn the basics of real game creation along the way.

In this workshop, students will learn about computer simulations and create their own simulations of an epidemic and what factors make it spread faster or stop, which we like more.

In this workshop students will learn about the free technologies available to examine genes and visualize a family tree!

Students will learn the basics of network communications, how computers communicate via these networks and network security.

In this workshop, students will work with different types of molecular models. Students will learn how scientists use these to understand synthetic and natural molecules, including those of living organisms.

In this workshop, students will learn about how VR works, create 360 degree photos and code up their very own virtual world using simple JavaScript.

In this workshop, students will pull a clone of a web page from a GitHub code repository and work to edit the webpage.

Students will use online tools to experiment with SQL (Structured Query Language) to learn about the way databases work and how to store, find, and create data in them.

In this workshop, students will learn all the different responsibilities that come with the title and become a web designer for the day.

In this workshop, students will have the opportunity to learn about robots, explore Edison and program it in Python to avoid obstacles or follow a line.

In this workshop, students will understand how word maps are used in powerful ways to communicate ideas through a picture.

In this workshop, students will learn about why cybersecurity is important and the practices and tools that can help people and organizations protect their critical information.

In this workshop, students will learn the basics of 3D computer graphics. They will create a 3D model of an airplane using Clara.io and add animation and additional features of their choice to the design.

In this workshop, students will learn about how machine learning techniques such as artificial neural networks learn from data to answer real world questions.

Using examples around NoSQL databases students will learn different database language subsets, how information is stored in MongoDB, and how to use DDL commands.

This workshop uses a combination of a water quality dataset and an online map-making tool to investigate where a fictitious source of groundwater pollution (based on real world data) may be originating.

Students will learn the basics of Python programming including: simple data types (e.g., floats, integers, strings, and lists), comparisons, if-statements, and loops.