1. Geek Puff Day 3

2. Troubleshooting Update  Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card

3. Troubleshooting Report  Any alerts and errors?  Any discoveries?  How’s it going?  Research problem with anything by Googling: “______ sucks”

4. Fun and Games enjoying life, enjoying tech

5. Anasazi Slider Basic Puzzle Game Cultural promotion

6. Pandora & Shazam

7. Travel Apps  Yellowstone Guides  Smithsonian App  Museum Locator  Urban Spoon  Open Table

8. Word Lens

10. GO SEE MINKE GAME DAY 2 Power Point

11. Marketing Tools Beyond Social Networks and Microblogs

12. Hootsuite Schedule posts Track hashtags All from one place

13. See QR Code Apps from Day 2 Presentation (3 slides)

14. YouTube

15. Never Underestimate the Possibilites From Amazing to Rediculous

16. Gimic Apps Hold On Hang Time

17. Crowdsourcing Social Network Fundraising

18. Adventures of Judo Girl

19. Kickstarter  More tension and more successful campaigns  If you don’t meet your goal, you don’t get ANY of the money

21. Self-Publishing From Tomes to Taps

22. Blog Reader Apps

23. MagCloud  Watch http://youtu.be/kVu0Vlqxi7Yhttp://youtu.be/kVu0Vlqxi7Y  http://www.magcloud.com/help/HowToPublish http://www.magcloud.com/help/HowToPublish

24. e-Pub Platforms  Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing  Apple iBooks Author  Inkling Habitat  Vook

25. Enhanced Books  Fantastic Flying Books of Mr Morris  Elements

26. iPad Apps iBird Plus Stars Verbally Rape in Congo

27. Painted by Tweets  Created by HotPixel (in Mexico)  For CROMAfest event  Use Twitter as an interface to make a connection with visitors and the environment,  visualizes and generates unique sound process with every new incoming tweet using the mention of the audiovisual festival: #CROMAfest  By adding a hashtag of color to the mention for example: #green or #blue the background light of the sculpture can also be changed.

28. the Hello Wall  Hellicar & Lewis  “I know commands: circle, square, rectangle, triangle, shake, faster, slower, bigger, smaller. And all these colors. Try tweeting them to me.”  http://www.thehellowall.com/

30. Create an App

31. What’s your idea?

32. Research your idea  Is there an app like it already?  How well does it do what it’s supposed to do?  Can you do it better?  Are there features from other apps you can use?  What do comparable apps cost?  Is your idea original?

33. Research your idea more  Does your idea infringe any copyrights?  Are you sure your idea works well as an app?  Why or why not?  Are you using pre-existing content?  Can you get rights to it?

34. What do you want the app to do? Literally and metaphorically

35. How do you navigate?  Lists  Dials  Gestures

36. Direct Manipulation  Directly manipulating onscreen objects instead of using separate controls, they're more engaged with the task and readily understand the results of their actions.  A greater affinity for, and sense of control over, what they see onscreen.

37. Gestures, not clicks  Tap  Drag  Flip  Swipe  Double tap  Pinch  Hold  Shake

38. Who is the app for?  Gender  Age  Place  Education  Profession  Habits  More

39. What category is the app?  Book  Business  Entertainment  Education  Health  Reference  Travel

40. What will it look like?  Horizontal or Vertical? Both?  Consider scale

41. Gauge the scale of your app  Function  Appearance  Audience  Simple or Complex?

42. What do you need?  visually  technically  practically  legally

43. How does it work? From Native Apps to Mobile Optimized Website Apps

44. Make a Storyboard Map

45. Build a Team  Programmer  Designer  Animator  Project Manager  Marketing

46. Best way to App Success  A Good Idea  Content Rich  Easy to Use  Fill a Need  Funding for development and marketing

47. Geek Puff Strategy See More Hear Further Be Faster

48. Keep a list of app ideas for discussion in 2 weeks!

50. Good User Interface