Hi Jonathan,
I am spending a lot of time on/in the iPhone SDK (now called the iOS SDK).
It is deep and it's wide, however I do believe there is a subset that can be
interesting and challenging for secondary school students.
I've not done anything for iPad but it uses the same SDK. Coming from Visual
Studio it is somewhat of a new mindset, but I'm getting there.
regards,
Graeme
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From: "Jonathan Klupp" <[email protected]>
To: "QSITE ICT Teachers" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2010 11:51 AM
Subject: [qsiteict] IPAD programming - ITS/IPT
Good afternoon all,
I was wondering if anyone has tried programming (ie building an App) an IPAD
within the class setting - ie ITS or IPT.
I was thinking of extending our schools gaming context for IPT to include
mobile devices, and as a very impressed owner of an IPAD I can't hep think
how positive the experience would be for my students.
If anyone has used the iOS SDK recently, and has some advise to share on how
hard it would be to get started on this, I would love to hear about it. We
currently work on Visual Basic and Gamemaker.
Is there an Apple person in Australia /Brisbane who looks after schools and
IPADS? I'd love to get in contact with them.
Jonathan Klupp
Coordinator - IT Innovation and Liason
Faith Lutheran College, Redlands
Ph:07 38205500, Fax: 07 38205511
Mobile: 0422 462 904
1-15 Beveridge Road, Thornlands Qld 4164 and/or
132 Link Road, Victoria Point Qld 4165
PO Box 5400, Victoria Point Qld 4165
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From: [email protected] [[email protected]]
on behalf of Drew Semple [[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, 2 August 2010 10:50 AM
To: QSITE ICT Teachers
Subject: RE: [qsiteict] ITS - Flash animations and uploading to mobile
phone
Hi All,
I would suggest that we use the EdNA forum for this sort of discussion as
the posts and uploads are more readily accessible asynchronously. We just
need to encourage all ITS teachersto sign up to edNA Groups.
Drew Semple | Head of Information Technology
Brisbane Boys' College | Kensington Terrace | Toowong | Queensland 4066 |
Australia
P +61 7 3309 3655 | E [email protected]| W www.bbc.qld.edu.au | M
0402466631
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of paul
Sent: Saturday, 31 July 2010 11:09 AM
To: QSITE ICT Teachers
Subject: Re: [qsiteict] ITS - Flash animations and uploading to mobile phone
Drew, Margaret, Helen, Bill and ITS teachers
an excellent thread, providing some great stimulus for planning in ITS.
Can I suggest that this thread be extended to explore all the great ideas
that might be happening around Qld in ITS, as we move towards a post VET
era.
As we eventually will have the need to rewrite WPs, the time is ripe for
exploring where we can take ITS without the constraints of the VET
components.
It has to be a truly exciting time and opportunity to pursue relevant
technologies that will engage our students.
I'm not sure if this is the best venue, or the ITS Edna site?
Ideas?
Paul Rayner
From: Drew Semple <mailto:[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2010 2:44 PM
To: QSITE ICT Teachers <mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: RE: [qsiteict] ITS - Flash animations and uploading to mobile phone
I have done Flash Animations for Mobiles with my Year 9 class this year. Ile
they have used ActionScript, it has been at a fairly low level and the
amount of design and evaluation was nothing like what I would expect from an
ITS class.
However, the basis of your concern is probably about the issues to do with
mobile phones.
We used Adobe CS4 and installed Device Central in addition to Flash. The
computers also need fairly free access to the internet for Device Central to
download the device library from the Adobe site. All of this took lots of
negotiation with our tech guys.
I bought a couple of base-level Nokia phones because they have Flash Lite
Ver 2.0 and will work without a SIM card. Maybe other brands can do this as
well. Start the process in Device Central specifying the brand and model of
phone being targeted, and select "New Flash File". Device Central and Flash
do the rest for you, creating the correct size stage. When you preview the
animation, it opens Device Central and the animation appears in a "skin" of
the phone. The skin includes the phone keyboard and buttons- all active just
like the real thing. It is really cool. You can then just download the "SWF"
file to the real phone using a USB cable or Bluetooth. The kids loved it.
Developing for Flash Lite presents a couple of constraints compared to
developing an animation to run on a computer, but it is still a really cool
assignment. Go for it.
As an aside, I used the same phones for my Year 11 ITS class to develop a
movie in a video unit. It breaks away from developing for just a computer. I
also have a Wii that they are going to develop products for as well.
Drew Semple | Head of Information Technology
Brisbane Boys' College | Kensington Terrace | Toowong | Queensland 4066 |
Australia
P +61 7 3309 3655 | E [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
| W www.bbc.qld.edu.au <http://www.bbc.qld.edu.au/> | M 0402466631
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bill Webb
Sent: Friday, 30 July 2010 1:47 PM
To: QSITE ICT Teachers
Subject: [qsiteict] ITS - Flash animations and uploading to mobile phone
Hi all
We are offering ITS again in 2011 after a break of a couple of years. At
meetings in the past I have heard of people planning to have their students
write flash animations and then upload them to their mobile phones. Has
anyone tried to do this as part of their course? Has it been successful/not
too difficult?
The reason I am asking is that I am thinking of advertising it to our
current year 10 students as one of the 'features' of the course. As I only
know the concept, not the technicalities (they can come later), if it is not
feasible, I will not promote it. Don't want to be accused of false
advertising.
Thanks
Bill
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