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Mobile apps! Fun games, information gadgets, and simulations for your cell phone or tablet. In this challenge, you will find out more about the field of interaction design and learn some of the principles of designing an app for an end user. You will learn how to use App Inventor, a free tool from MIT to help you quickly and easily create cool new apps of your own design!
The final challenge will require you to identify a mobile app need and design and build an app to fill that need. Be creative!
Badges you can earn for this challenge
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Activity Directions
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300 Level - You really know your stuff
Log in to App Inventor, go to "My Projects" and click the New button. Give your app a name and you're ready to get started! Use what you've learned about App Inventor and your own prototype design to build your mobile app. Be sure to SAVE your work often, and test your design as you go, making changes until you have a DRAFT that is ready for feedback. Write up a report about your draft including a link to the zip file of your mobile app design (see instructions below), and wait for feedback.
To complete this activity: Submit a draft of your mobile app and a written report of where you are in the draft, what decisions still need to be made, what you want to improve, and any other information that seems important for the reviewers to know.
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How to upload a zip file of your App Inventor project
How to upload a zip file of your App Inventor project
To share a project, go to the My Projects page (link at top of App Inventor Design window), select a project, then choose "More Actions > Download Source". This will create a zip file that you can then upload to iRemix.
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