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Final Project Design Worksheet

This document provides a worksheet for students to design their own app. It prompts them to describe the app, provide screenshots of the interface, identify which app components and computational concepts will be used, list the specific components for each screen, describe how the components work together, get peer feedback, and create a to-do checklist to track their progress. The goal is for students to design an original app that solves a problem in their community using what they have learned.

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Final Project Design Worksheet

This document provides a worksheet for students to design their own app. It prompts them to describe the app, provide screenshots of the interface, identify which app components and computational concepts will be used, list the specific components for each screen, describe how the components work together, get peer feedback, and create a to-do checklist to track their progress. The goal is for students to design an original app that solves a problem in their community using what they have learned.

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Name: _____________________ Class: _____________ Date: _________________

Final Project
Design Worksheet
In this unit, you will design your own app to solve. This is your opportunity to
make a useful app to help people in your community, while showcasing all
you’ve learned about making apps!

1. Describe the app you want to create.

2. Screenshots - draw pictures of what your app’s screen(s) will look like.

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3. Components and Concepts

Think about the App Inventor components and computational thinking


concepts you have learned so far. Check the components and concepts you
will include with your app, by marking with a ​✓​:

Components Check if included

Map
Camera
Pedometer
TextToSpeech
SpeechRecognizer
TinyDB
CloudDB
Accelerometer

Concepts Check if included

Sequences
Events
Conditionals
Parallelism
Naming
Operators
Lists

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4. List all the components you will need for your app.
Screen1

Component Type Special Properties (font,


Name
(Button, Map, Marker, etc) colour, alignment, etc)

Describe how your components work together.


E.g. When Button1 is clicked, do …

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Screen2

Component Type Special Properties (font,


Name
(Button, Map, Marker, etc) colour, alignment, etc)

Describe how your components work together.


E.g. When Button1 is clicked, do …..

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5. PEER FEEDBACK

Write down the feedback you receive from your meeting with the other
group. Write down their comments (even if you disagree with what they say!)
These will be notes for you to refer to as you update and refine your project
design.

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6. TO-DO CHECKLIST
Making a To-Do Checklist before starting is a good practice to keep track of your
progress. Write down your work plan for the next three lessons in the table below:

Feature One:
Notes Completed

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Feature Two:

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

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Feature Three:

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Feature Four:

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

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