Aprenda a crear una aplicación para teléfonos móviles con MIT App Inventor

In this class, students will learn how to use the MIT App Inventor to create small apps for their smartphones.  They will learn to add and modify the objects they wish to use in the app,  use block coding to make the app functional, and test out the app using a cell phone or the built-in emulator (if using Windows-based computers only).  Those using Android phones can download the app to their phones while those using Apple products will be able to test it out on the phone, but not download it permanently on their phones. 

Using the Zoom platform, I will share my screen as I guide them through the MIT App Inventor platform to create a few small apps.  They will learn how to  include sound, vibration, touch, motion, photos in their apps as well as incorporate phone sensors, such as the accelerometer and camera.  

Students can customize their apps and add other features to their apps, such as text-to-sound, videos, sliders, buttons and more.

They will make the following app
1) Hello Purr or Touch the Bee (depending on their interest)
2) Doodle Drawing App
3) Ball Tilt Maze
4) Etch-A-Sketch
4) Pong Game