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Combine Makey Makey and the NEW Interactive Poster app to create an interactive work of art with no coding required.
While designing your own interactive poster, you will investigate how circuits work. Plus, you'll begin to think about user interface design and how it is important when designing physical computing projects.
How to use the Interactive Poster app - - Watch the video below.
Design Challenge
Using the Interactive Poster app, assign a minimum of three sounds to three keys on your keyboard then connect your Makey Makey and your "Sketch It Play It" drawing to control those sounds. The sounds you create should be relevant to something in your life (personal or work).
NOTE: Feel free to create a new "Sketch It Play It" drawing if you like.
Want to include royalty free sounds in your poster? Check out this library!
Example #1:
A science teacher drew the solar system in the "Sketch It Play It" exercise and then downloaded the sounds of each planet (yes, planets make sounds!) and then assigned those sounds to various keys on the keyboard.
(Note: This project uses Scratch code to assign sounds to the keyboard. This project was created before the Interactive Poster app was developed.)
Example # 2
Geometric shape identifier. This project makes creative use of the "earth" (ground). Using one finger the user is able to operate this project.
(Note: This project uses Scratch code to assign sounds to the keyboard. This project was created before the Interactive Poster app was developed.)
Example # 3
Find the missing letter.
(Note: This project uses Scratch code to assign sounds to the keyboard. This project was created before the Interactive Poster app was developed.)
Example # 4
Yoda speaks!
(Note: This project uses Scratch code to assign sounds to the keyboard. This project was created before the Interactive Poster app was developed.)
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