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Camp Integem In-Person Summer Camps & Online Private Lessons offers activities in AI, robotics, coding, drones, holographic AR, 3D design, game design, art, animation, space exploration, and nature exploration. Students can build smart robots, fly AI-powered drones, code interactive 3D AR games, create 3D AR worlds, build AI robotics, design AI space drones, and launch into space in holographic AR. The program also includes AR animation, coding and game design, a Robotics design camp, and an AR Animation camp, as well as AP CSP and AP 3D Art options.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Camp Integem In-Person Summer Camps & Online Private Lessons includes in-person summer camps, online private lessons, and a Tech Leadership Program. Programs are described as hands-on and beginner-friendly with advanced tracks, and use holographic AR with just a webcam so students can pilot a spaceship, meet dinosaurs, and design magical adventures in AR and 3D AR worlds. The curriculum is WASC-accredited and crafted by top engineers, scientists, and artists, and the programs are described as world-class and accredited with authorized and recognized credentials, including the ability to earn NVIDIA AI certifications and AP credits. The Tech Leadership Program is available year-round for ages 11+ and includes options for students ages 13–18 to organize hackathons, compete in the Presidential AI Challenge, and serve as a Teaching Assistant (TA). Online 1-on-1 lessons are eligible for charter school funding/vouchers and special needs fund. Programs are for K–12 students, feature multidisciplinary learning from engineering to art and storytelling, use interactive, project-based learning, and offer personalized learning with patient support, tech-savvy and passionate instructors, and a small student-teacher ratio. The program has 9+ years of excellence, has reached 200K+ students in 20+ countries, and lists community involvement as an Official Partner and Official Resource Partner.
Testimonials describe specific experiences at Camp Integem. One 15-year-old student states, “I am proud that I can code my own AI-powered Holographic AR with Robotics control at the Integem summer camp. I am going to take Integem AP CSP and AP 3D Art this year.” A 7-year-old student shares, “I liked Integem camp because I can make AR games and invite my cousin to play with me.” A 10-year-old student says, “It was fun to make 3D AR Animation. It is so fun! The teachers are very nice and helpful.” A 12-year-old student reports, “My brother and I enjoyed learning at Integem Camp. We come every year since 2018 and learn different cool things every year.” Parents also describe their children’s experiences: one mother says, “My three kids love Camp Integem. They built cool things, and they are looking forward to learn more this year!” Another mother shares, “My daughter loved AR animation camp. She learned a lot and liked the camp. She will come back to learn coding and game design this year.” A different parent notes, “Both my son and twin girls enjoyed the camp. I am glad that they can learn to create amazing things at this camp. Will send them back this year.” Another mother states, “My son made a very cool AI and 3D AR design. He will come back to learn the Robotics design camp and AR Animation camp.”
Last updated May 11, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
Camp Integem In-Person Summer Camps & Online Private Lessons includes in-person summer camps, online private lessons, and a Tech Leadership Program. Programs are described as hands-on and beginner-friendly with advanced tracks, and use holographic AR with just a webcam so students can pilot a spaceship, meet dinosaurs, and design magical adventures in AR and 3D AR worlds. The curriculum is WASC-accredited and crafted by top engineers, scientists, and artists, and the programs are described as world-class and accredited with authorized and recognized credentials, including the ability to earn NVIDIA AI certifications and AP credits. The Tech Leadership Program is available year-round for ages 11+ and includes options for students ages 13–18 to organize hackathons, compete in the Presidential AI Challenge, and serve as a Teaching Assistant (TA). Online 1-on-1 lessons are eligible for charter school funding/vouchers and special needs fund. Programs are for K–12 students, feature multidisciplinary learning from engineering to art and storytelling, use interactive, project-based learning, and offer personalized learning with patient support, tech-savvy and passionate instructors, and a small student-teacher ratio. The program has 9+ years of excellence, has reached 200K+ students in 20+ countries, and lists community involvement as an Official Partner and Official Resource Partner.
Testimonials describe specific experiences at Camp Integem. One 15-year-old student states, “I am proud that I can code my own AI-powered Holographic AR with Robotics control at the Integem summer camp. I am going to take Integem AP CSP and AP 3D Art this year.” A 7-year-old student shares, “I liked Integem camp because I can make AR games and invite my cousin to play with me.” A 10-year-old student says, “It was fun to make 3D AR Animation. It is so fun! The teachers are very nice and helpful.” A 12-year-old student reports, “My brother and I enjoyed learning at Integem Camp. We come every year since 2018 and learn different cool things every year.” Parents also describe their children’s experiences: one mother says, “My three kids love Camp Integem. They built cool things, and they are looking forward to learn more this year!” Another mother shares, “My daughter loved AR animation camp. She learned a lot and liked the camp. She will come back to learn coding and game design this year.” A different parent notes, “Both my son and twin girls enjoyed the camp. I am glad that they can learn to create amazing things at this camp. Will send them back this year.” Another mother states, “My son made a very cool AI and 3D AR design. He will come back to learn the Robotics design camp and AR Animation camp.”
Last updated May 11, 2026.
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