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Coding & Software Development · 🏫 UC Berkeley Engineering

Kids Teach Tech Website Development Camp

Kids Teach Tech camps are uniquely taught by youth, for youth, fostering a supportive peer-led learning environment.

🔥 Middle/High School 🕒 1-week Day Camp In-person Beginner-friendly

About this camp

The Kids Teach Tech Website Development Camp offers middle and high school students a hands-on opportunity to learn the fundamentals of web development. Participants will gain practical skills in HTML for structuring web content, CSS for styling and design, and JavaScript for adding interactive elements to their websites. Through engaging projects, students will build their own interactive websites, developing the ability to create structured, visually appealing, and dynamic web applications. The camp emphasizes project-based learning, allowing students to apply their newly acquired coding knowledge to real-world scenarios. This program aims to empower youth with essential technology skills, fostering creativity and problem-solving in a supportive learning environment.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day involves interactive coding sessions, problem-solving activities, code design and development, and teamwork, with a focus on hands-on projects.

Best suited for

This camp is best for high school and middle school students who are ready to learn coding and technology in a fun and engaging environment, with no prior experience required.

What you'll learn

HTML CSS JavaScript Web Design Interactive Websites Web Applications

Location

Oakland Technical High School

Sponsored · Research Ignited

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