Kids’ Summer Camps & Computer Courses: The Experience

Balanced Experience

With Digital Media Adventures, we strive for a balance between in-class learning and outdoor fun. We recognize kids need to move and build in breaks for recreation throughout the day. Our warm, positive atmosphere fosters friendship and team building. We want campers to leave feeling inspired and included in a larger digital community.

DMA Spells F-U-N

With group sports, board games and chess, Capture the Flag, scavenger hunts and a healthy dose of summer splashing, there’s something for everyone. Recreation includes soccer, swimming, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, basketball, nature hikes, Frisbee golf, video gaming tournaments, board games and exploring the beautiful campus. Evening activities include movie nights, board game extravaganzas, and video gaming tournaments. There will also be additional computer lab time available for overnight campers.

For campers staying multiple weeks, weekends are packed with organized activities such as bowling, miniature golf, professional baseball games, trips to Great America amusement park, Lazer Tag®, video arcades and more. Weekend activities vary depending on the interests of weekend campers. Our Digital Media Adventurers will also have the opportunity to visit DMA’s Summer Camp for Teens, to get inspired by the projects that our older students are creating.

Gaining Real World Experience

At DMA, kids get a leg up in the fast-paced world of technology. They are building computer skills that have real-world application. Kids are not just learning about video game design or 3D animation, they are learning from actual video game designers and 3D animators. By learning from professionals who actually do what they teach, kids develop a strong sense of learning put into practice. They are inspired to reach their full potential, in an atmosphere where learning is interchangeable with fun.

Building Confidence

Kids arrive at DMA as campers and emerge as creators and designers. It’s amazing how much kids learn in one week — and how good they feel about what they’ve made. Whether your kid is an avid digital media enthusiast or brand-new to the field, there’s nothing so satisfying as seeing his or her own project take shape. At Digital Media Adventures, you’ll find your child’s imagination stretched. They’ll leave excited about learning and hungry for more.

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Balanced Summer Computer Camp Experience
“The most fun I’ve ever had in 5 days.”
Andrew P., DMA youth

Kids Filming with a Digital Camera
“I felt like I was at home the moment
I got to DMA.”

Anna L., DMA youth

Kids Filming with a Digital Camera
“The teaching is great. I came to this camp knowing nothing, left as a pro.”
Adrian Y., DMA youth

Kids Gain Experience and Confidence on Computers
“Digital Media Academy provided me with exactly what I was looking for. I wish I could do it every year!”
Wesley C., DMA youth


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Locations in the United States and in Canada. For Adults: Stanford University in the San Francisco Bay Area; Digital Media Academy Training Center; Northern and Southern California; University of California, San Diego; University of Texas at Austin; Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. For Kids & Teens: Stanford University in the San Francisco Bay Area; in Northern California; University of California, Los Angeles; University of California, San Diego; University of Texas at Austin; Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts;University of Chicago - Illinois; University of British Columbia; George Washington University in Washington DC; Drexel University in Philadelphia; Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.