Don’t just play games, make them!

Did you know?
PriceWaterhouseCoopers predicts that global video game sales will expand to $56 billion in 2008, more than double the $23 billion sold in 2003. Peter Winkler, managing director of global marketing for PricewaterhouseCoopers' Entertainment and Media Practice, predicted the market would grow by 20 percent annually. The film industry is expected to grow at 7.5 percent a year. Students with an interest in gaming will have the unique opportunity to capitalize on this growing industry.

iD Tech Camps is the national leader in offering educational gaming courses for students ages 7-17.

Other Courses:
In addition to our gaming courses, we offer an extensive list of other summer computer camp options, including digital video editing camps, programming camps, robotics camps, web design camps, a teen Film Academy and a teen study abroad program in Spain. Click here to see all courses.

Myths about Gaming:
The experts now agree on what we have known for years. Gaming is an incredible way to unleash critical thinking and creativity. Public perception about gaming is rebuffed by recent research. Interested to find out more? Please click here: 8 Myths About Video Games.

Teen Gaming Tournaments
While some campers will be learning to create their own video games at our Game Design Camps, all of our Teen campers will be able to participate in our Gaming Tournaments. Our Computer Gaming Tournaments include some of the coolest and most recognized game titles. Gaming Tournaments are an exciting element of our teen activities, but do not replace or infringe on instructional time.

Games Rated T and M: Our Responsibility
iD Tech Camps is an industry leader in offering various technology courses, including courses and activities revolving around gaming. Some of our gaming curriculum is based on the most commercially successful gaming titles and gaming engines. In order to offer the most cutting edge experience for our campers, we have adopted the policy of allowing the use of some select games rated "T" for Teen and "M" for Mature to be used as part of our curriculum in a supervised environment. While we take our corporate responsibility and iD family values very seriously, we cannot guarantee that younger students will avoid complete contact with these games. Please know that we make every effort to minimize exposure to any games not appropriate for these age groups.