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2014
Technology

amps

We are thrilled to provide two technology-based camps this summer that

will be led by Tate’s School Technology Specialist, Misty Anderson. Misty

holds a Masters in Instructional Technology and Educational Studies and
has been teaching at Tate’s for seven years. She is also a presenter at state

conferences on technology use in elementary education. Although these
camps will be held in the school’s state-of-the-art iMac computer lab,

campers will spend the majority of time on their iPads. Campers must bring

their own iPad 2 or later to the camp. Participants will spend each day in the
technology camp until 2:00 PM. The remainder of the camp day will include

swimming and other camp activities.

Tate’s iCamp
(entering grades 4th-5th)

June 2 - 6 | Cost: $291

“iMovie, iTunes, iPad – iCan!” That’s what participants to this year’s iCamp
will be saying after a week-long immersion into everything “i”! Campers will

need to bring their own iPad (iPad 2 or later) on Monday and leave them in our
secure computer lab until Friday. Two to three required apps will need to be

installed on the iPad prior to the camp. iCamp promises to put participant’s

iPad skills to the test. Campers will learn how to harness the power of their
iPad to be creative, productive and use it in academic ways! Can you imagine

the possibilities? This camp is perfect for campers who want to polish their
existing iPad skills and then take those skills to the next level.

Tate’s iCamp Academy
(entering grades 6th-8th)

June 9 - 13 | Cost $291

iCamp Academy is designed for middle school students that desire to push
themselves to use the iPad in multiple ways. Download the free Evernote App

and start planning your week. We’ll make a shooting schedule for pictures and
videos as well as production time to incorporate some original Garage Band

compilations into our iMovie. But that’s not all. Next, we’ll pull it all together

and ramp up the iPad processors to create a presentation. The organizational
and time management skills taught in iCamp Academy can be readily applied

to show students how the iPad can be used during the school year to make
schedules, prioritize homework, conduct research, make task lists and more.

Campers will need to bring their own iPad (iPad 2 or later) on Monday and leave
them in our secure computer lab until Friday. Three to four required apps will

need to be installed on the iPad prior to the camp.

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