Students learn to build functional mobile apps and train AI models while focusing on applying these skills to solve real-world problems and create positive social impact.
This one-week App Development & Artificial Intelligence for Good camp is designed for young innovators aged 8-12 who are eager to use technology to create positive change. Students will gain hands-on experience in the complete technology lifecycle, moving from idea to interactive prototype. Using accessible, block-based programming tools like MIT App Inventor, campers will design, code, and test their own functional mobile applications. They will also explore AI fundamentals, focusing on machine learning and data, by training their own AI models with visual tools like Google's Teachable Machine to recognize images, sounds, or poses. A core focus of the week is applying these skills to solve real-world problems, such as developing apps to promote recycling, track environmental issues, or improve community safety. The program also emphasizes critical thinking and ethical technology, encouraging students to evaluate AI models, identify potential biases, and understand the responsibilities that come with creating powerful technology. This camp is ideal for young people curious about how apps work and motivated to make a tangible difference in their community.
A typical day includes specialized camp activities focused on app development and AI, snack time, lunch with supervised recess for sports and socialization, and optional early arrival or extended day programs.
This camp is perfect for young people who are curious about how apps work and want to use coding and AI to make a tangible difference in their community.
Emory University, Atlanta, GA
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