The camp offers a unique blend of design thinking methodology, virtual reality sports immersion, and direct engagement with industry professionals to create innovative sports tech solutions.
The Dallas College Sports Tech Challenge: Design Thinking for the Future of Sports is a one-week day camp for middle and high school students. This immersive program utilizes Design Thinking principles to guide participants in developing original sports technology concepts. Campers will engage in VR sports immersion experiences, hear from industry speakers, and culminate their week with a finals competition where they present their innovative solutions. The camp aims to foster creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills while providing practical tools and techniques for observation, interviews, empathy mapping, journey mapping, brainstorming, and idea prioritization. Students will gain an understanding of how to design solutions that enhance the human element of sporting events and will create a professional Fan Experience Strategy and Plan as part of a capstone project.
A typical day involves learning and applying design thinking principles through interactive lessons, hands-on activities like VR sports immersion, and working on a capstone project to develop a Fan Experience Strategy and Plan. Industry speakers will also share their insights.
This camp is best for middle and high school students interested in sports, technology, design, and developing innovative solutions for real-world challenges.
Multiple Locations (Dallas College Campuses)
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