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Learn Together: Building An Android App With App Inventor 2

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Have you ever wanted to build an app? Now you can build one for android phones with the MIT App Inventor. 

In this casual unscripted exploration of the learning and development tool, JR will build a simple app that displays phone orientation data, stores it to a web database with the push of a button, then with another button recalls it to display. Programming is done with by connecting blocks visually. Easy for anyone to learn.