Summer Day Camps in Baltimore, Maryland, a CampPage Directory

"I’ve been to this camp for 6 years now. The counselors are amazing and the whole experience is something that I wish I could do year round. I learn more in a week at iD than I do in a year at my school.” -Spencer, Student

Attend the #1 tech camp, celebrating its 11th season! iD Tech Camps is for beginner to advanced students ages 7-17. Experience summer fun and make your own video games, websites with Flash, digital movies, C++ or Java programs, graphic art, robots, 3D models, and more using the best industry-grade software. Weeklong day camps and overnight summer camps at 60 prestigious universities nationwide include Stanford, Brown, Columbia, MIT, Northwestern, NYU, Emory, American, UCLA and others. With an average of just six students per instructor, students receive personalized instruction from fun, tech-savvy staff. Weeklong day camp and overnight summer camp options are available at most locations.

Additional multi-week teen programs for ages 13-18 include: iD Gaming Academy, iD Film Academy and iD Programming Academy.

Visit www.internalDrive.com or call 1-888-709-TECH (8324) for up to the date availability and to register online for our summer computer camps. Register early and save with special seasonal promotions. Visit our website for details. Space is limited. Mention promo code WD27 for additional savings.

Accredited by American Camp Association
Established in 1999

Accredited by Stanford University, DMA is "The Summer Digital Art and Technology Camp for Kids and Teens!" DMA is ideal for students of all ages wanting exposure to the most relevant software used in Hollywood and the entertainment industry, video game design, and web design while gaining hands-on experience under the eye of accomplished professionals. Whether to explore a possible career path, gain practical skills or just have an incredible time with friends, DMA is unparalleled!

DMA offers day and overnight courses in weekly and multi-week sessions for youth, age 7-18. DMA courses accommodate a wide variety of digital media interests in a more sophisticated learning environment than other summer computer camps. All courses are project based and taught by accomplished professionals who have a passion for inspiring young minds. An average student to instructor ratio of 6 to 1 allows for plenty of individual attention as students explore, create and immerse themselves.

Teen courses for 2009 include Robotics, Digital Filmmaking, 3D Animation, Web Production, Programming, and Music and Video Production - just to name a few. Youth courses (called Digital Media Adventures) include Robotics, Digital Filmmaking, Game Creation, Web Design & Flash, Cartoon & Comic Book Creation and Surfing & Filmmaking.