1º ESO TPR

GSuite

Getting started: link

The technological process

Theory: link

Exercises: link

Graphic expression

3D objects views: link

Types of lines: link

Video explaining Views of 3D objects: video

Views interactive exercises (easy): link

Views interactive exercises (medium): link

Dimensioning exercises: video

Sliding puzzle project

We're going to make a sliding puzzle out of plywood to compose our shcool's name, we'll have a great

time making it in the workshop, drawing, cutting and pasting its wooden parts.

But a sliding puzzle is also a tough mathematical challenge, there's an algorithm to solve it...ready to try it?: link

Practice with the online solver (Adobe flash plugin needed): link

Description: link

Design: link

Project planning: link

Catapult project

How to make a catapult out of a 20x10mm wooden stick (1m in lenght): link

Soft plastic cutter project

Plans:

- Sketch: link

- front view: link

- Perspective: link

- Wooden parts: link

Materials of technological use

- Theory and exercises: link

- Materials properties (under construction): link

- Metals: link

- Table of properties: link

- Table of properties corrected: link

- Video: The history of Iron and steel: link , exercises: link, corrected: link

- Video: Casting an Iron wheel: link, exercises: link

Mobile apps with app inventor

Note: Coronavirus quarantine period activities, due date 30th of April 2020:

Mandatory: Do at least one of the four Basic tutorials or the practical activities below ( link). I think you'll find the practical activities easier than the tutorials. When your app is

finished take a picture of its "Designer" screen and another of its "Blocks" screen and email them to me indicating in the subject your group and full name. Important!!, your

pictures have to show your computer's whole screen, don't crop them.

Optional: if you like programming apps you can make as many apps as you want, remember that you can get more than 10 points in TPR, even in quarantine, working at home.

Optional: Gifted students and programming lovers only!!. Try the Artificial Intelligence (AI) app, it's not that difficult and it's worth the effort. AI is now one of the hottest topics in science.

Have a look at this page perodically, I'm preparing a final activity to learn how to program with scratch for late April. I will place it on the Scratch section of this page link:

App inventor is a powerful development environment for Google apps online.

Its main advantage: You do not need to install anything on your computer, nor to follow complex configuration instructions. Just register on the development

portal and start creating your own apps.

Steps to start programming your own apps:

1- You need an Android smartphone and a PC connected to the internet through the same Wi-Fi network.

2- (Optional but highly recommended, as it makes things much easier). Install a QR code reader on your Smartphone. Since QR codes are used to install the apps.

3- (Optional, but highly recommended, as it makes app testing much easier). Install the free MIT AI2 companion app on your smartphone.

4- Go to the App Inventor page click on the create button in the upper right corner to register and create your first app.

Practical activities

I'm working now on the practical activities document (it wil be updated periodically) to create a step by step guide to create apps for young students. It contains the same apps as the tutorials, but updated and easier to follow for kids: link

My first app

I love board games, but it really bothers me when the dice falls off the table. I have made an app that rolls a virtual dice when I shake my mobile

roll a dice To download it use the QR code or click on the link app icon. resources

You can have a look at it in the appinventor gallery, just look up "dado soliedra"

Resources

Web page with all the images and sounds you'll need for the tutorials: link

AppInventor cards, small apps that show you how hou to use the main components and widgets available: link

Course in a box. A number of step by step tutorials of increasing difficulty to master AppInventor: link

Basic tutorials

1-Talk to me part I, make your smartphone talk: videotutorial

2-Talk to me part II, improve your app to say the sentence you want when you shake it: videotutorial

3-Hello Purr, a cat that purrs when you stroke it: instructions, videotutorial

4-Ball Bounce app. A ball that bounces around your screen: videotutorial

5-Paint pot an app to decorate your pictures: link

6- Mole mash, the game: link

7-AI with appInventor. Image recognition app: link

8-Playlist of basic tutorials: link

Scratch

Getting started in scratch 3.0: link

IA With scratch, machine learning projects: link

Snake: link

Shark attack project: link

My pacman: link

My flappy bird: link

My tennis game: link

My finding thermals: link

My binary pizza: link

My story: link

My webcam piano: link

Parapente, Gira la térmica! link

Animación biberones link

Juego de operación Makey-Makey con Scratch: genial!: enlace

Libre office

Curso de ofimática, tecnorurales: enlace

Learn libre office writer in 20 minutes: link

Nerd on the street Getting Started with Libre office writer: Link

Open office tutorials: link

Electricity

DC simmulator: enlace

Exercises old: link

Exercises new: link

Make an atom