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Campus Workshops are paid short-form, single session educational programs designed to teach or introduce practical skills, techniques, or ideas in a hands-on, project-based format. Click here to see more Workshop Offerings!
* There is a 1 hour lunch break for students enrolling in morning and afternoon workshops on the same day.
CAMPUS WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
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WORKSHOP NAME
AGE GROUP
DATE
TIME
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Gaming & Tech
$30
MAKECODE MANIA
Gaming and technology are on a massive upswing this decade, and Microsoft MakeCode is one of many tools bringing computer science to life for students who want to develop games. In this workshop, students will use visual scripting to explore the fundamentals of coding, game development, and problem-solving by creating short games to test their coding skills! They will follow along with the instructor to develop short projects before getting the opportunity to expand on a game project on their very own!
kids
KIDS: 7-12
April 15th, 2023
9:00AM-12:00PM
Art & Design
$30
LIGHTROOM PHOTO EDITING
Photo editing allows photographers to enhance their photographs and modify it in ways otherwise impossible with just the camera. The technique of editing is an important step along the process, as photographers allow their own style to shine through in this stage. However, without the proper editing techniques and fundamentals in stage, the editing stage can distract the audience from the overall beauty of the photograph. In this course, students will learn the fundamentals of enhancing and manipulating tools such as exposure and saturation to transform a good photograph into an extraordinary one.
teens
TEENS: 13-17
April 15th, 2023
9:00AM-12:00PM
Gaming & Tech
$30
SCRATCH PROGRAMMING
Scratch is a visual programming language and website created by IMT specifically for young learners interested in creating visual stories, games, and animations. In this workshop, students will use this entry level coding platform to learn fundamental building blocks of video game development. They will learn what sprites are and how they are used in video games. They will also create environments for their sprites to exist. Using computational thinking and problem-solving skills, students will create actions for their sprites. In the end, students will have a completed game they can share with family and friends.
kids
KIDS: 9-12
April 15th, 2023
1:00PM-4:00PM
Film & TV
$30
CINEMATIC COLOR GRADING
Color grading is an essentail step in the post-production process of fimmaking, and it takes years to master the skill. Without color grading, film footage would appear unrelaistic and fail to deliver the director's intended emotive impact on audiences. In this workshop, students will identify the fundamentals of color grading and will use editing software to stylize footage, emphasizing the tone and ambiance of a scene. They will adjust contrast, color balance, saturation, and overall luminance. Students will walk away with tricks professional colorists use to improve cinematic footage and will be able to continue practicing color grading at home.
teens
TEENS: 13-17
April 15th, 2023
1:00PM-4:00PM
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