Conclusion
1.
Step
8 mentions, “In App Inventor, a program is described partly in the GUI Designer
and partly in the Blocks Editor.” How is this similar to Scratch? What
information about a program in Scratch is not shown in Scratch’s scripts area?
Where is it shown?
- App inventor is similar to Scratch because it uses the block click and drag system to program. You cant see the costumes and where they are on the screen. It is shown in the sprites menu.
2.
The lead
creator of the App Inventor project is Hal Abelson, an M.I.T. professor who is
also the lead author of the book Blown to
Bits (www.bitsbook.com/excerpts). Abelson says that we are entering a
new era of personal mobile computing in which the average person can program
their own mobile device. Abelson asserts that “personal mobile computing” is an
important stage beyond the era of “personal computing” that was initiated by
Apple’s Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1976.
In what ways
will mobile devices and the opportunity for the average person to program them change
society?
- There will be a greater amount of people working on these apps for mobile will greatly increase the amount of app available and the consumer base for app creation and editing software.
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