Teaching CS0 with mobile apps using App Inventor for Android
Hal Abelson, Ralph Morelli, Stella Kakavouli, Eni Mustafaraj, Franklyn Turbak
Abstract
Hal Abelson, Ralph Morelli, Stella Kakavouli, Eni Mustafaraj, Franklyn Turbak
Abstract
App Inventor for Android (AIA) is a visual programming environment freely available from MIT's Center for Mobile Learning that enables students with no previous programming background to build apps for Android mobile devices. Empowering students to create their own mobile apps engages them personally and can infuse much-needed energy and excitement into computer science education.
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App Inventor for Android (AIA) is a visual programming environment freely available from MIT's Center for Mobile Learning that enables students with no previous programming background to build apps for Android mobile devices. Empowering students to create their own mobile apps engages them personally and can infuse much-needed energy and excitement into computer science education.
Key concepts: Android (operating system), Mobile apps, Computer science, Multimedia, Mobile device, Android app, Human–computer interaction, Android application