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  • Level Up Coding Camp – 2026

    Join us for an exciting intro to game development coding camp! This camp is designed for high school students of all experience levels. Through hands-on projects, interactive challenges, and collaborative problem-solving, students will learn the fundamentals of programming with Python while building creativity, logical thinking, and real-world coding skills. By the end of the camp,…

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  • six student Digital Media Assistants smiling at the Digital Media Bar in Andrews Library

    Ed Tech Student Employee Reflections

    The Educational Technology department employees students as Digital Media Assistants. These students work at the Digital Media Bar in Andrews Library assisting our campus community with digital media projects. As part of our Experiential Learning designation, students write SMART Goals at the beginning of the year and reflect on their learning and progress at the…

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Tech Tips

  • Building a Calendar with InDesign… and an AI Sidekick

    Building a Calendar with InDesign… and an AI Sidekick

    There’s a particular kind of joy that comes from opening InDesign, staring down a blank page the size of a small billboard, and saying, “Alright, let’s make this thing do tricks.” There’s also the familiar frustration that creeps in during the same moment, which is exactly why I invited an AI assistant into the process.…

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  • Franklin – STA Reflection ’26

    Franklin – STA Reflection ’26

    This year as an STA, I focused on building my video editing skills and learning how different editing platforms can support creative and instructional work. I explored CapCut, Clipchamp, and DaVinci Resolve, which helped me better understand how each tool can serve different student needs. Through this process, I learned that video editing is not only about making…