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September 10, 2012

How to Become a Mobile App Developer [Infographic]

September 10, 2012/ Tony Vincent

It's still no easy task to develop your own apps. Yes, some talented teachers have programmed their own. I know many adults and youth are interested in developing apps. I was pleased to see Schools.com produce this infographic about how to become a mobile app developer.

How to Become a Mobile App Developer

Courtesy of: Schools.com

September 10, 2012/ Tony Vincent/ 1 Comment

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Take the pulse of your classroom with a live word cloud. Create a word cloud question on PollEverywhere.com. Prompt students to respond with a single emoji. Students can answer on any device with a web browser. Each time a student submits a response, the word cloud is redrawn on the teacher’s computer. The more times a specific emoji is submitted, the large its size in the word cloud. With this method, all students can contribute and the teacher can see how the class is feeling by examining the word cloud.
Teachers and students can have a lot of fun mocking up screenshots of text conversations. One place to do that is faketextmessage.com. Simply enter what you want in the bubbles and the site generates an image that looks like a screenshot. You can download this image and use it anywhere. One particularly good use for this is to have students make conversations that use vocabulary words in context. Another use to is mock up a conversation that could be used as a discussion starter.
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