This summer program allows for students ages 5 to 16 to explore the quickly evolving world of digital technology, whilst still providing a well-rounded camp experience filled with games and activities.
Bringing children closer to their heritage through technology by equipping them with digital skills that can be used to explore Dominican and Caribbean culture in innovative ways.
Dedicated to fostering innovative research, education, and community engagement throughout the Caribbean region, the institute hosts various programs/activities.
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Create And Code
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Create Caribbean Research Institute's
Technology Education Programs
Engaging in multiple forms of digital literacy, including coding, game, and app development!
Bringing children closer to their heritage through technology.
This new program delivers some of our most popular camp courses throughout the entire school year.
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Create and Code Summer Tech Camp is not intended to replicate the structure or style of a school experience. While a lot of teaching and learning happens on topics related to technology and creativity, the goal is to provide a collaborative environment for campers to be socially engaged. We want them to have fun, ask questions, and get to know other campers. So you should expect a less formal structure and tone than would be present in a regular classroom environment.
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Code & Culture 2024
Program Review
The Adopt-a-School program, officially dubbed Code and Culture, is a newly introduced weekend program of the Create Caribbean Research Institute. Made possible through the Wikimedia Foundation Knowledge Equity Fund, the program aims to expand on the Create and Code Technology Education Program by increasing primary school students’ access to STEAM training. The main purpose of the program is to “bring children closer to their heritage through technology” through a number of interactive sessions filled with fun activities and hands-on project building.
