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I feel like when I design games, the ideas flow from my mind onto the computer screen.
I was highly impressed with the training given to the counselors. Consistently, they introduce themselves to the parents, shake hands, talk knowledgably about the kids, share information, and have positive attitudes.
I liked the fact that we weren't just sitting at computers all day long.
My son felt free to be himself, and was treated with respect. The instruction over and above the curriculum was excellent. It was age perfect and at the same time, allowed him to soar with his imagination.
The staff was friendly, always smiling, always on time, and we knew that our kid was at a safe place with them.
I really like how free time and coursework are evenly spaced out.
Our son loved it so much that he did extra chores all summer long to earn enough money to purchase the software he used in camp.
The teachers really know what they are doing and they are really cool. Also, there is really great software that's easy to use and fun. Overall it was terrific.
My son went to a different computer camp last year and it was not such a great experience. They were so impersonal and my son hated it. This year was such a different experience. He had such a wonderful time at Cybercamps. He loved every minute of it and cannot wait to attend again next year.
Julie looks forward to attending Cybercamps all year and encourages her friends to join in. She learned quite a bit and become more independent because of Cybercamps and the great staff there.
This is a really fun camp because it taught me so much and I did so much in just one week!
I have only good things to say about the entire operation. I found the counselors and directors to be excellent. They were extremely helpful to me and to my grandson.
The skills that I gained at Cybercamps have helped me to grow as a person, student and friend.
My son Miles had a blast and can't say enough good things about you and the program. He seems so engaged and is learning a lot. He loves you guys!!
I liked the freedom to work at your own pace on your own projects.
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December 2007In the December edition, we look at the eternal Mac vs. PC question, give you some options for shareware, and some good sites for free e-books. |
November 2007In the November edition, we suggest some cool holiday gifts for adults and kids. We also look at some options for personalizing, ordering, and even sending out your greeting cards using the Internet. |
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October 2007The October edition touches on cyberbullying and what parents can do to keep their kids safe on the Internet. We also take a look at Really Simple Syndication (RSS) and how it can help you stay up-to-speed with your favorite Web sites. |
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August 2007The August edition looks at blogs and what parents can do to keep their kids safe on blog sites. We also look at Information Technology (IT) job trends and what it could mean for those planning their careers. |
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June 2007The June edition takes a look at the history of online social networking and what parents can do to keep their kids safe on networking Web sites. In addition, you’ll find articles on how to find the best digital camera. |
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May 2007The May edition explores some of the options available in the world of Web-based email services. In addition, we look at the hot new iPhone. |
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April 2007The April edition takes a look at the role instant messaging (IM) plays in the lives of today’s youth. In addition, there are great articles on how to determine if the Apple TV is a gadget that fits your technology needs and lifestyle. |
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March 2007The March edition of The Download takes a look at cleaning your computer’s internal applications and peripherals. In addition, there are some great tips on how to determine which video games are safe for your kids to play. |
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February 2007The February edition of The Download takes a look at Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows Vista. In addition, there are some great tips on how to determine which laptop fits your technology needs and lifestyle. |
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January 2007It's a new year and recycling may be on the to-do list. If you're like many folks, you may be using a new laptop or computer from the holiday season and unsure of what to do with your previous computer equipment. This edition of The Download takes a look at some computer recycling options. In addition, there are some great tips on how to determine if a cell phone fits into your child's lifestyle. |
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December 2006It’s the holiday season and shopping is on the to-do list. If you’re like many folks, you may prefer to do some research before you hit the malls or order online. This edition of The Download takes a look at some popular holiday gift guides. In addition, there are some great tips on how to avoid phishing when shopping online. |
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November 2006The holiday season is around the corner and shopping is on the to-do list. Game consoles and video games are sure to show up on many wish lists. This issue of The Download takes a closer look at three popular game consoles - Playstation 3, Wii, and the Xbox 360. |
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October 2006School is in full swing and that means homework is building up at a frenzied pace. This edition takes a look at search engines and how kids can conduct safe online searches. |
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September 2006This month's edition shows you how to use online calendars and how to budget for next summer's camp experience. You will save time and money with these tips! |
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August 2006As summer winds down, this back-to-school issue gives you pointers for easing back into the classroom and includes a list of need-it and leave-it technology items. |
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July 2006Check out the latest on Web 2.0 and how you can customize your own Web experience. |
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June 2006The launch of the summer movie season is perfect timing for this issue which focuses on digital animation. |
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April 2006Find out about video games in the classroom and common myths about video games. |
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March 2006Find out how to keep your computer, and your family, safe when going online. Resources include an online safety kit and a parent-child internet agreement. |
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February 2006Internet and computer safety; tips for secure computing; online resources. |
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January 2006Students score better on tests because of Giant Campus courses; 10 steps to securing your computer; parent committee involvement opportunities. |
