cloud data
VOTING APP
Tap the buttons to count your vote!
Demo: https://www.touchdevelop.com/vxii
COMMON CORE STATE HANDOUTS
let’s get to know how these apps align with this app
cloud data– common core state standards
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Educational Technology
1.2 Collaborate: Use digital media and environments to communicate and work collaboratively to support
individual learning and contribute to the learning of others
1.3 Investigate and Think Critically: Research, manage and evaluate information and solve problems using
digital tools and resources
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Language
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Art
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Science
L.11-12.3. Apply knowledge of language to understand how language functions in different contexts, to make
effective choices for meaning or style, and to comprehend more fully when reading or listening.
SL.11-12.5. Make strategic use of digital media (e.g., textual, graphical, audio, visual, and interactive elements)
in presentations to enhance understanding of findings, reasoning, and evidence and to add interest.
9-12 SYSB Systems thinking can be especially useful in analyzing complex situations. To be useful, a system
needs to be specified as clearly as possible.
9-12 SYSD Systems can be changing or in equilibrium.
N-Q.2. Define appropriate quantities for the purpose of descriptive modeling
N-Q.3. Choose a level of accuracy appropriate to limitations on measurement when reporting quantities.
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Math
cloud data- learning targets
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I will be able to initialize cloud data
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I will be able to create survey data
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I will be able to track data results
cloud data– entry task
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turn to new person
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complete these challenges:
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what is the cloud?
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what are the advantages of storing things in it?
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why is it important to know results in real time?
tables
tables
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A table is defined by columns. A column has
a name and the kind of data it contains.
A table has multiple rows. A row contains a
field for each column.
A field holds a value. You can get or set the
value.
You can add new rows or delete rows from a
table. You can ‘read’ all rows.
A table is saved automatically.
tables
Oral Quiz (outside without notes):
-Take out a sheet of paper
-Write you name
-Write six (6) points
-Write these questions:
1. Define rows, columns, fields
2. Explain the exercise:
3. Why would you use tables?
4. What columns do you need in your table?
Score is a column of
numbers
Social
Media
Instagram
Twitter
Facebook
Posts / day
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02
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(“Facebook”, 05) is a
row
This box is a field and it
contains a value
“Facebook”
This is a table
Model
Audi
Tesla
Bicycle
Price $$
20,000
150,000
200
Answer and share with your neighbor:
- What are the columns of the table?
- What kind of data each column holds?
- How many rows does the table have?
- How many fields does each row have?
- How many fields does the table have?
adding rows
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add row to create an empty row
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store the values in fields writing the text
Instagram
store the post component for field
Instagram
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exercise
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draw a social media app diagram that stores
the current posts for the table;
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then display the all the rows;
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Why would you use a table here?
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What columns do you need in your table?
TAP MANIA
Count with your friends in real time.
Demo: http://tdev.ly/agqg/info
TAP MANIA
Steps:
1. Demo finished app
2. Teach students few steps (with or without the auto editor)
partner work: one person drives talk; other drives PC
3. Discuss raffle tickets / checkpoint
4. Students start the template
survey app
tables
entry task
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create a table for best
movie 2013
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give the column names and data kind
exercise
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Create a table to store student
grades.
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List each column and the kind of data needed.
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
exercise
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create a table to store Justin
Bieber sightings.
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List each column and the kind of data needed.
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
exercise
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Create a table to store Hollywood
star sightings.
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List each column and the kind of data needed.
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
exercise
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Create a table to store your food consumption.
List each column and the kind of data needed.
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
exercise
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Create a table to store your dog poop on the
List each column and the kind of data needed.
sidewalk.
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
exercise
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Create a table to store _________________.
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List each column and the kind of data needed.
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
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_____________________ of ________________________
exercise
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Add the previous table into a new script
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Add an action to create a new row with data.
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Add an action to display the content of the table.
tables
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A table is defined by columns. A column has
a name and the kind of data it contains.
A table has multiple rows. A row contains a
field for each column.
A field holds a value. You can get or set the
value.
You can add new rows or delete rows from a
table. You can ‘read’ all rows.
A table is saved automatically.
voting apps
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swipe to ‘learn’
click ‘Search’
type: ‘cutest voting app’
step 1
VOTING APP
variations
• make 1 vote count twice, three times.
• can you vote for only cats or dogs?
• change voting question, answers, posts
VOTING APP
paper exercise – answer questions
• where do we get the current user from?
• where do we set the vote for the user?
• when does the code get executed?
• what is responsible for displaying the pictures?