The camp, taught by iD Tech, will teach the students game design, including how to create 3D worlds, along with programming fundamentals using Roblox’s developer tools and Lua code.

Free tools like Unity, Python with Pygame, and Roblox Studio, used in classrooms everywhere, allow players to learn coding by building their own games.

Roblox’s trajectory generated interest from professional game developers, many of whom are now fighting to beat out children for success on the highly competitive platform.

College for Kids student Sofia VanBuren uses Lua coding to design her own immersive world in the Roblox Coders class at Central Texas College.

ROBLOX is unique among gaming sites in that kids are the architects of the game and can learn software coding abilities that can propel future careers.