Physical Computing with MIT App Inventor
UD6.205 | Day 2 | 12:30 - 14:00 | Speakers: John Maloney, Evan Patton
Abstract
Physical Computing with MIT App Inventor
MIT App Inventor is a blocks program language that makes it easy to create apps for Android phones and tablets. In this hands-on workshop you'll learn how to connect App Inventor to the physical world for remote control or data collection. Control a robotic dog, monitor an house plant, or collect data for a science experiment -- all these become easy.
Previous experience with a blocks language like Scratch is helpful but not required. This workshop is aimed at teens and adults; younger children are welcome to work with a parent.
To participate, you will need both a laptop computer and an Android phone or tablet.
Activities during FOSDEM Junior follow the Code Club policies and health and safety standards.
- All attendees must have an adult with them
- Remember to bring your laptop with you
- Remember to bring an Android phone with you
- You must book a place to attend
- Please don’t come if you are feeling unwell
Participants are required to sign up for this activity via the registration form.
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