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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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Wouldn’t it be great to have your own customized sticky notes? Maybe a personalized note with your Bitmoji? Perhaps one with a pre-printed checklist for students? Maybe editing reminders? How about a note for students to complete as an exit ticket or self-reflection? Perhaps a note with fraction bars for students to shade? Any kind of note is possible when you realize you can print on 3 inch by 3 inch sticky notes with a regular printer. You need a template to print on a standard piece of paper. You then affix the notes to the paper before sending it back through the printer. You can use my template, which is in Google Slides. Google Slides makes it easy to make your own copy of the file. It also makes it easy to hide the background so that you don’t print the dotted outlines. Copy my template and get copies of sample notes for free at learninginhand.com/print. That’s also where you’ll find instructions and a video.
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