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FREE YouthSpark Camps at Microsoft Store Westfield Topanga

Posted on January 13, 2015 | Filed Under: Local Events | Tags: Canoga Park computer camp, free community events, Microsoft Store, YouthSpark Camps | Leave a Comment

There has been so much talk in the last year or so among educators about getting kids excited & involved in STEM (science, technology, engineering & mathematics). I recently found out about a fun, free Winter Camp that is hosted by the Microsoft Store at Westfield Topanga in Canoga Park. During these tutorial sessions, your child can learn how to create, code, design & develop on Microsoft computers.

(Image credit: Microsoft)

(Image credit: Microsoft)

Spread over two days, these two-hour Winter Camp sessions will introduce your young child or tween to concepts such as:

  1. Learn how to build, publish, and bring mobile games to life.
  2. Explore technologies like TouchDevelop & Windows App Studio.
  3. Code & create immersive customized game environments with Kodu & Project Spark.
  4. Design & develop games which can later on be shared with friends & family.
(Image credit: Microsoft Store)

(Image credit: Microsoft Store)

There are two sessions to choose from this month, depending on the age of your child:

  • January 14 & 15 (Camp curriculum designed for ages 11 to 13.)
  • January 21 & 22 (Camp curriculum designed for ages 8 to 10.)

Registering ASAP for both sessions is highly recommended, as camps fill up quickly.

NOTE: As the parent &/or legal guardian of the child, you’ll need to remain in the Microsoft store for the duration of the event.

As I had mentioned in previous blog post, there are a lot of things to check out while you are at the store. You could also take a 30-minute course on topics such as online security, smart computing or OneNote Fundamentals while waiting for your child.

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I’m hoping to take my kiddo to the session next week. She loves playing with computer games & as for me, it’s never too late to learn something new for the computer!

Disclosure: No monetary compensation was received for this post. The images shown in this post are used with permission. As always, my opinions are 100% my own.

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