ETL Summer Camp

What Is It?

Besides our on-campus IT services at UIC-College of Education, we are also committed to educating children through community-based computer projects that promote scientific and critical thinking.

ETL STEM camp focuses on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. We are also involved in various Community Engaged Projects throughout the neighborhood to strengthen and support our local communities.

The Educational Technology Lab (ETL) Science and Technology Summer Camp program at the UIC College of Education teaches students to work with computer and technology equipment (drones, race cars, 3D Printing, Double Robotics, Ozobot, Arduino, Raspberry Pi) and to take part in science projects in areas of Natural Science, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, and Engineering. UIC staff and student instructors teach camp sessions, extending volunteering opportunities to those interested. The summer camp participants engage in activities and lessons through the use of Robotics, Simulations, Programming, LEGO Robotics, Webpage Creation, Animation & Multimedia Creation during the camp.

The purpose of STEM Camps is to nurture the talent of today's youth through both innovative instructional methods and hands-on project-based learning. STEM camps help students develop 21st century skills such as problem solving, critical thinking and creativity. Since some of these skills are not taught in traditional schooling environments, STEM camps serve as a way for youth to explore their interests in these fields while developing skills they need for success in life.

 

Other Service Names

STEM Camp

Lesson plan

For sample lesson plan from previous camps, please visit our webpage at etl.ed.uic.edu

How Do I Request It?

Please drop us a message by clicking the "request service" button.

How Can I Find Out More?

 Please visit our webpage at etl.ed.uic.edu

 
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Details

Service ID: 752
Created
Thu 2/23/23 11:44 AM
Modified
Thu 3/7/24 8:37 AM
Service Owner
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Service Review Date
Date of the most recent review of this service.
02/29/2024