Graphic design workshop at the Honickman Learning Center Comcast Technology Labs, featuring progressive hardware and software systems for education and learning, integrating technology with art and education.

Ever wondered how your favorite movies and TV shows come to life? Join EICC's award-winning media tech and studio director, Jeremy Ferguson for a hands-on introduction to the world of film and television! In this dynamic summer camp, youth will: Learn the secrets behind the scenes of film and TV production. Get hands-on with professional cameras, audio gear, and editing tools. Collaborate to create a short film or TV show from concept to final cut. Discover the art of teamwork in media production. Special Bonus: Your finished project will air on Muscatine Channel Nine TV--so your friends and family can see your masterpiece on screen! What to Bring: Costumes (if you have them!), Your creativity and big ideas, A smartphone (optional) if you'd like to film on your own device. Whether you dream of directing, acting, or editing, this course is your ticket to the spotlight. Come ready to create, collaborate, and shine! Please note that parents should register their child using the child's name and date of birth. A waiver will be emailed to the email address listed on the student account. This must be completed before the first class.

Turn your ideas into something tangible! In this Pixel Pages summer camp, youth will explore the exciting intersection of technology and publishing by creating their own byte-sized books on a topic they love. From brainstorming and designing digital layouts to transforming their creations into printed masterpieces, this camp combines creativity with tech skills. 4 sessions running Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.

Create stop motion films using Lego bricks and toys. Learn animation process, story development, set building, and smartphone/iPad filming with Stop Motion Studio Pro app.

A 6-week intensive filmmaking program for high school students where participants write, produce, direct, and edit a film under the guidance of a professional filmmaker. The workshop meets Mondays through Thursdays for six weeks during the summer. Students will collaborate to create a polished script and short film through pre-production, production, and post-production processes. The completed film will premiere at Bryn Mawr Film Institute. Open to high school students, including rising ninth-graders.

Two-week intensive program focusing on Extended Reality (XR) development. Students learn creative expression, XR process & prototyping, AR development, and portfolio development. Participants will create a basic working prototype of an augmented reality experience using contemporary development platforms like Aero or SparkAR. Program includes orientation on July 2 at 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class. Open to ages 15+ (grades 9-12). International students requiring visas must apply 8 weeks prior to program start.

Dive into an intensive three-day workshop that guides you through the graphic design process from ideation and concept development to production.

Dive into an intensive three-day workshop that guides you through the graphic design process from ideation and concept development to production. Registration for summer 2026 is full.

Students will write, act, record, and edit their own movies. Campers will create original films centered around camp life and teamwork while learning the basics of storytelling and filmmaking. For grades 7-12, runs July 13-17, Monday-Friday, 9:00-12:00.

Turn your ideas into something tangible! In this Pixel Pages summer camp, youth will explore the exciting intersection of technology and publishing by creating their own byte-sized books on a topic they love. From brainstorming and designing digital layouts to transforming their creations into printed masterpieces, this camp combines creativity with tech skills. 4 sessions running Monday through Thursday.

Turn your ideas into something tangible! In this Pixel Pages summer camp, youth will explore the exciting intersection of technology and publishing by creating their own byte-sized books on a topic they love. From brainstorming and designing digital layouts to transforming their creations into printed masterpieces, this camp combines creativity with tech skills. 4 sessions running Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Room: Classroom W215 - IT Prog Computer Lab. Parents should register using child's name and date of birth. Waiver required before first class.

A 5-day summer camp for ages 8-10 exploring special effects, props, and movie magic through hands-on projects. Runs Monday July 20 through Friday July 24, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. Campers will craft their own scenes and creative surprises. Registration opens for Clay Center members on January 23 and to the public on February 2. Light afternoon snacks provided, campers must bring bagged lunch or can pre-purchase lunch. Wrap care available 8am-9am and 4pm-5pm for additional fee. Currently sold out.

Two-week intensive program focusing on Extended Reality (XR) development. Students learn creative expression, XR process & prototyping, AR development, and portfolio development. Participants will create a basic working prototype of an augmented reality experience using contemporary development platforms like Aero or SparkAR. Program includes orientation on July 17 at 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class. Open to ages 15+ (grades 9-12). International students requiring visas must apply 8 weeks prior to program start.

Got a kid eager to explore video content creation and channel management? This camp will provide them with the tools and skills needed to shine in the digital spotlight. To get started, Ninjas will create and customize their very own YouTube channel using a shared Code Ninjas YouTube Account. They'll express their creativity by designing unique channel art, eye-catching profile pictures, and engaging video thumbnails that will make their channel stand out. Ninjas will learn the ins and outs of recording, editing, and uploading their videos, transforming their ideas into shareable content. They'll also gain valuable insights by analyzing popular YouTube videos, discussing what makes them successful, and learning about copyrights and fair use to navigate the digital landscape responsibly. (Recommended for children ages 8+)

A hands-on STEAM program for Grades 2-5 that blends engineering, coding, robotics, and creative technology with essential life skills. Students design and test engineering prototypes, code games and apps, tackle robotics challenges, and explore art, circuits, and digital storytelling. The program builds protective factors like resilience, emotional awareness, confidence, teamwork, and decision-making skills. Requires Jersey City residency for Grades 2-5.