1. Lesson 10

2. By the end of this lesson you will: Apply the feedback received last week (peer assessment) to improve your app in line with ‘good app’ design features Understand how apps can be published using QR codes. Published your own QR code and viewed your app on a ‘live device’ Organise yourself into groups of 4 and select the best app produced within your group

3. Its easy to use Its free It has good graphics and images Its useful Its challenging Its fun The information is always up to date Its colourful and eye- catching Its quick

4. Use this time to complete your app and act upon the feedback you received last lesson to make as many improvements as you can. It is a competition, so do your best! 15 Mins

5. A Quick Response or QR Code is a form of 2D barcode Read by smartphones/ dedicated QR reading devices 30 Mins The barcode links directly to text, emails, websites, phone numbers, whatever you choose! Soon you will see them on product packaging, shop displays, advertisements as well as in emails and on websites!!

6. Click on Share Select QR Code. This will publish your unique code. It will give you the option to edit your description. Make it personal to your App.

7. Your QR code is generated. If you have a smartphone, take a picture of it using your camera and hopefully your App will appear!

8. Over the next few lessons we are going to produce group presentations. Organise yourself into groups of 4 (max). Now review each of your apps and choose the best one in your group. Next lesson you are going to produce a professional presentation of your chosen app (as a group) – it is a competition so choose wisely! 15 Mins

9. By the end of this lesson you will: Apply the feedback received last week (peer assessment) to improve your app in line with ‘good app’ design features Understand how apps can be published using QR codes. Published your own QR code and viewed your app on a ‘live device’ Organise yourself into groups of 4 and select the best app produced within your group

11. Follow the instructions on ‘Preparation sign information’ accessible on Moodle from : Curriculum Year 9 ICT Mobile App Development MAKE A NOTE OF YOUR PASSWORD AND DON’T LOOSE IT – I cannot reset your password in AppShed so you will loose your work!!

12. Although you can use any image type you like, the best ones for use on your app will be PNG and JPEG files. Find an image you want to save Right click and select ‘save image as’ Save as JPEG or PNG Image