Summer Computer / Tech Camps in Washington DC

ID Tech Camps, Washington DC:
internalDrive, Inc. provides its hugely-popular summer iD Tech Camps for kids and teens, as well as the iD Programming Academy, iD Gaming Academy, and iD Film Academy, in over 80 prestigious universities in the USA. iD Tech Camps offers week-long day camps and overnight camps for kids ages 7-12 & teens ages 13-17. iD Tech Academies (including the iD Programming Academy) offers 2-week long overnight programs for teens ages 13-18. In Washington DC, these immersive technology education courses are held on campus at American University, and Georgetown University.

- Wide Range of Tech-Related Programs
Camps include game design, game modding, robotics camps, web, graphic and digital arts camps, computer programming camps, video editing / movie camps.

- Make New Friends
Teens will study, socialize and eat with other teens, but may be in the vicinity of younger students during lab time. Yes, these are tech camps, but students do not sit in front of digital devices all day. iD Tech Camps provides a well-balanced, fun summer camp experience that is age-appropriate for kids, pre-teens, and teens.

-  Suitable for Beginner to Advanced Learners
For both the beginning computer novice and advanced tech whiz, students collaborate, make new friends and develop new skills, gaining confidence and a competitive advantage for college and future careers.

These highly-stimulating summer tech camps are suitable for beginner through advanced learners, and cover popular subjects such as video game design, robotics, mobile applications, programming, and web design among others.

iD Tech Camps summer programs are designed so that you can register for one or multiple weeks (further camps). Many students choose to sign up for multi-week packages to build on their skills and learn new subjects. Accredited Continuing Education Units are available from all iD Academy locations.

iD Tech Camp:
- Weeklong Day Camps for Kids & Teens: ages 7-17
- Weeklong Overnight Camps for Kids & Teens: ages 10-17

iD Programming Academy:
- 2-week, pre-college programs for ages 13-18

“This is an AWESOME camp and my game design course was AMAZING! I got to CREATE my very own game and was able to bring it home! I loved this camp and I will come back again and again.” 
- Matthew D., Student, American University

“My experience at iD Tech Camps was completely and utterly amazing. I learned so many skills and values that go beyond this classroom.” 
- Michael G., Student, American University

“The instructors are friendly, knowledgeable and eager to help. The programs were fun and informative. Definitely my favorite summer program.”
- Samuel R., Student, American University

Parent Testimonials:
“My son is now excited more than ever about computers and the infinite possibilities that they afford. iD Tech Camps have taught him to use his imagination when using computers and not to rely on what already exists. This has been an overall wonderful and exciting experience for him and is one that he will never forget.” 
- Lisa H., Parent, American University

“My son has been gaming since he was 4 years old and this camp was perfect for him. He was able to finally build a game that matched his abilities and solidified his dream of designing games as his preferred career choice for his future. Thanks for such a great experience!”
- Jennifer S., Parent, American University

iD Tech Camps welcomes international students to attend any Summer Camp, as long as you are able to understand basic English. Students do not require a visa to attend one of the iD summer programs.

Locations:
iD Tech Camps is America’s #1 Tech Camp, with summer programs at over 80 prestigious universities in 28 states across the nation, including the following Washington DC locations:

- American University (iD Tech Camps & iD Programming Academy)
- Georgetown University (iD Tech Camps)

University campus locations in: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin.