APP DEVELOPEMEN

How does it work? As teachers walk around the real word, they write problems in chalk on the side walk and various bussiness parking lot. The Ap allows the teacher to take a picture of the math problem or the science problem and upload it in Ap data base. Only authorize user can upload new problems and photos. Students down load ap on their phone and the ap show them location where problems are availble to be solve. A student finds the problem Step 1: Take a picture of the problem unsolved Step 2: Student work the problem out or solve problem with their own chark Step 3: Student Record 1 mile video explaining how they solve the problem Step 4: Student upload pic and video to ap and sumitt to teacher for review Step 5 : Teacher that orinally wrote problem down recieves a notice from ap about one of their problems have been solve. Step 6 : Teacher review problem and update problem on ap as solved by student name and school attended and put correct solve Step 7: Student recieve notification of problem recieved and correctly solved student recieve points that they can use to various industries to purchase items Step 8: Ap shows problem solved any other student can not solve problem The aim is to collect as many points as possible that student can use as digital money to purchase items from sponsers . Much of the success is due teachers utilizing the ap and students engaging in actiivity. Another success component is clever use of smartphone technology, including very easy-to-use AR. And here’s the great news for developers: all the tools to build your own location-based AR game are already out there. We’re quickly going to show you how to use them in three simple steps. OK, it’s a little more complicated than that, but once we break it down to fundamentals, you’ll see how simple it really is to build your own kind of Pokémon Go app. Ready? Keep on reading!