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Computers & Technology

In the 4-H Computers and Technology project, you will learn to interact with computers and technologies to explore the world of coding, information systems, GPS/GIS, robotics, media production, and more.

Computers & Tech Snapshot
  • two male youth operating a vex robot on the game board.
  • two female youth posing with a vex robot they are coding.
  • two vex iq robots on the designate robot game platform.
  • male 4-H'er at a computer using a bridge design software program.
  • two male campers looking a a commuter while coding a robot

Computers & Technology Project Toolkit

Follow the links below to find some great online resources for your project.

  • Build a simple website about a hobby, club, or community topic
  • Create a short video or podcast teaching a new skill
  • Design digital graphics, logos, or social media posts using free design tools
  • Learn beginner coding through a game or app development platform
  • Build and program a basic robot or coding kit
  • Create a digital photo portfolio and practice photo editing
  • Explore cybersecurity by learning how to create strong passwords and identify online scams
  • Design a 3D model for printing using beginner-friendly software
  • Map local parks, trails, or landmarks using GPS or GIS tools
  • Interview a technology professional about careers in computers or media
  • Create an animation or digital story
  • Test and compare different apps or software programs for productivity or creativity
  • Build a computer from parts or learn how computer hardware works
  • Explore accessibility tools that help people use technology more easily
  • Research how artificial intelligence is used in agriculture, health care, education, or business
  • Learn basic audio editing and produce a music or sound project
  • Create a digital safety presentation for younger youth
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4-H Electric Camp

Electric Camp is a hands-on summer experience where youth explore the science of electricity in a fun and interactive setting. Campers build circuits, experiment with renewable energy, learn about electrical safety, and even dive into robotics and STEM challenges. It’s the perfect place to spark curiosity and power up future innovators!

  • Location – University of Tennessee Knoxville
  • Fee includes bus, lodging, meals, and activities
Electric Camp Info
Electric Camp Short Video


  • Tennessee 4-H Youth Development
  • 2621 Morgan Circle, 205 Morgan Hall
  • Knoxville, TN 37996-4510
  • P: 865-974-2128
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