Android Mobile Programming with Appinventor in Secondary Education
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https://doi.org/10.52428/20758944.v11i35.688Keywords:
Mobile technology, Applications, Android, Mobile Learning, Educational SoftwareAbstract
The field of mobile technology is beginning to enter into the world of education, through what we call Mobile Learning or m-learning. There is a web service called Google App Inventor that allows users of any age develop their own Android application of a simple and visual way. The goal is to lead the students in their own learning proposing with a demanding level of skills at developing and using ICTs, awakening entrepreneurship attitudes, social, economic and cultural interest about our environment.
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Proyecto App Inventor. https://sites.google.com/site/appinventorspain/project-definition.s.l. Creative Commons Atribución Compartirlgual 3.0 Unported.
DESTRUELS MORENO, VICENTE. http://aulainformaticaalbal.orgfree.com/Applnventor/Capitulo1IApplnventor_Cap1_Final.pdf.Aula lnformatica.
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