Minecraft Campus in Bilbao 3 Days 9-12 Years

Is your son passionate about technology? If he likes video games and you want him to invest his time learning to program them, in addition to playing, sign him up for our technology camp. We will focus his teaching on the creation of a construction game based on one of his favorite characters, Mario Bros.

The camp will take place in Bilbao, at the Jesuit College located in Indautxu, under the close supervision of professional monitors in the field of programming . Thus, in this Mario Kart educational workshop, children will have to develop their most creative facet by collaborating with other children.

It is a campus for children between the ages of 9 and 12 that takes place over three days in a row, from July 26 to 28. Throughout the three days, the classes will be taught at a specific time that starts from 09:00 in the morning until 2:00 p.m.. Thus, then, they will have the whole afternoon free to do other activities or continue studying.

But, contrary to what one might think, we have not come to play Minecraft, although, of course, later you can check if your creations have an effect on the screen. Here, it is about acquiring knowledge about the game related to its programming and then putting it into practice.

Among the long list of pending tasks that we will have to complete is internalizing commands, immersing ourselves in the program ecosystem and improving our >creativity, among other things. On the other hand, it is common for us to encourage certain plots that perhaps were somewhat lethargic, such as spatial skills or design.

Once the engine is turned on, we will take action so that the children create their own MODs, with an adequate configuration and previous installation, so that they use the most requested plugins today in the construction of impressive infrastructures or to install a 100% reliable Minecraft server that they can share with their friends.

If you have always been gifted students in the field of computing, this is your site. If not, it's never a bad time to start.

*A minimum group of people is required to carry out the activity on the chosen shift