Filed under: Multimedia, Retail, Apple
Apple Camp schedule is now available
Apple's "Apple Camp" is a series of workshops at retail stores intended for younger kids - aged 8 to 12 years - and their families. The schedule for 2007 has been made available, and all sessions will take place in July. Topics to be covered include making a podcast, iWeb and iPhoto, working with digital music and making a movie. Apple describes just what "campers" should bring to class, as well as what they'll come away with. Sounds like a really fun time.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Donald Burr said 4:22PM on 5-18-2007
And after the day's activities are done, they sit around singing songs, telling ghost stories, and roasting marshmallows over AppleTV's.
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Julie said 5:13PM on 5-18-2007
And they have apple orgies!
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BobbyHollywood said 5:43PM on 5-18-2007
Yeah, cute. But in all honesty... this is a great program. I brought my son to the Podcast camp last year, and he came home with a CD copy of the podcast he made, and a booklet on podcasting, and a little journal, and stick-on patches, and a t-shirt... all for the price of... free.
We're signed up for two more this year!
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Douglas Bell said 9:12PM on 5-18-2007
You know, I signed up for one of these last year, but when I went to the place, the guy in charge wouldn't let me in. I was 14 years old, and apparently you can't participate if you're over 12, even though it never said that on the website. I think that stinks.
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Marge said 8:14AM on 5-20-2007
"apparently you can't participate if you're over 12, even though it never said that on the website. I think that stinks."
It says right on the front page the camp is recommended for 8-12 year olds.
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dan said 3:48PM on 7-12-2007
Honestly I was a bit disappointed with the Camp. My sons went to the iMovie camp yesterday and I was surprised that they didn't even touch a computer for the first hour. Even after that it seemed like the teachers were making it up as they went along.
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