CodeREV offers a low student-to-instructor ratio (between 6:1 and 8:1) ensuring individualized attention and support for each camper, along with a curriculum developed by education and computer science experts from institutions like MIT Media Lab, Harvard, and Stanford.
CodeREV Santa Monica Tech Camp offers an immersive, project-based learning environment where students develop essential STEM skills. Campers engage in hands-on activities, creating and programming their own apps, games, websites, and robots. The curriculum covers various aspects of technology, including coding, 3D modeling, animation, and game design. Students learn to use programming concepts such as local and global variables and the basics of object-oriented programming. They also gain experience in digital art and animation, understanding the entire development process crucial for tech careers. The camp emphasizes a balanced approach, with approximately half the day spent on computers and the other half dedicated to outdoor activities, team-building exercises, and creative games.
Students progress at their own pace within age-appropriate courses, ensuring that all experience levels, from beginner to advanced, can thrive. The camp aims to boost confidence and foster a love for technology through engaging projects and a supportive learning environment. Instructors, who often have real-world tech experience, guide students through an interactive Q&A dialogue format, encouraging logical problem-solving and discovery. Campers leave with a diploma, instructor feedback, and a final project to take home, along with software instructions to continue their learning.
A typical day includes group check-in and game activities, multiple "CREATE PERIODS" for project work, morning and afternoon snack breaks, lunch, and outdoor games and activities. The day concludes with a wrap-up, feedback, and a "Pair and Share" session.
The ideal student is one who is eager to create with technology, enjoys hands-on projects, and wants to explore coding, game design, robotics, and digital arts in a fun and supportive environment.
1306 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90403
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