A day for celebrating creativity, innovation and learning
The program ends with a showcase rather than a test. Every student presents something they built, and every student leaves with feedback they can use.
A capstone project instead of an examination
The AI Creators Project Expo marks the completion of the holiday camp. Instead of taking a traditional examination, every student completes a capstone project demonstrating the skills they have developed throughout the program.
Projects are reviewed by instructors on 4 criteria.
Problem solving
Technical execution
Presentation
Every student receives personalized feedback designed to help them continue learning beyond the program.
What gets shown, group by group
Each learning group presents work at its own level. Same expo, 3 levels of depth.
Junior Creators
Students discover AI through storytelling, games, creativity, and beginner programming.
- AI Storybooks
- Scratch games
- Interactive stories
- Digital posters
- AI artwork
Intermediate Creators
Students build websites, interactive experiences, and practical AI projects.
- Personal websites
- Educational games
- Interactive quizzes
- AI presentations
- Learning projects
AI Innovators
Students develop advanced projects while exploring how AI is used in business, entrepreneurship, university, and future careers.
- Portfolio websites
- AI study assistants
- AI web applications
- Business landing pages
- Educational technology projects
Selected projects go online, with a parent’s permission
With parental permission, selected student projects will be published in our online Project Gallery. The gallery celebrates student achievement, inspires future learners, and allows students to begin building a portfolio of work they can proudly share.
Outstanding projects may also be featured on our social media channels.
8 awards, and none of them are for the highest score
Our awards celebrate creativity, effort, curiosity, and growth.
Everyone who finishes gets it on paper
Every student who successfully completes the program receives an official Certificate of Completion recognizing their participation and achievements.
10 kinds of thing a student may have built by the last Friday
By the end of the program students may have built any of these, depending on their group and the choices they made in week 4.
- AI Storybooks
- Scratch games
- Interactive quizzes
- Educational games
- Personal websites
- Portfolio websites
- AI study assistants
- Business landing pages
- AI presentations
- Digital portfolios
Every student graduates with projects they can continue improving long after the camp ends.
The Expo is the last day. Registration closes on the first.
Registration closes Friday, August 7, 2026. Classes begin Monday, August 10.