This is my Multi-App for Multimedia. However, you need to install the MIT App Inventor App. After this, you need to copy the whole URL and paste it in the web browser that you have such as Silk Browser. After that, you must download it and then go to your download and install it so that you can access it. If something happens, please tell me in the Corrections form on the Home page.

This is a Talk to Me app (DUH!). All you do is type in the blank outline and click the "Talk To Me"  and listen to what you wrote in a weird, female voice that may hilariously might pronounce it wrong.

Paint Pot is definitely the most advanced out of all the beginner apps. It has a Mute button to stop the colors from saying their names when you click on them, the color you click is the color of the "paint." It even has a magic button at the end of the color list that you can scroll on where it changes color every stroke! There is also an "Options" button at the top. If you click that button, then either the control menu; the New Picture, Return to Menu, Mute, and Wipe buttons, or the color menu, colors and the magic button. The slider at the bottom also controls the size of the stroke. Drag it to the right, you make it bigger, drag it to the left, you make it smaller. There is also a Button Custom that you can click at the top. It will take you to a screen with three sliders, one blue, one green, and one yellow. You use these sliders to change the color of the canvas underneath it. Once you have your preferred color, click either the Set Canvas Color button or the Set Paint Color button. What those do is self explanatory. After that, click the Back to Painting button either start painting on your new canvas, or start painting with your new color. So, there you have it, the basic laydown of Paint Pot. Now scan that QR Code and get painting!😎🎉

What you see to the left is a screen with buttons on it that lead to other games not required. Of these there are Mini Golf, a Magic-8-Ball, and Space Invaders. These I did once I had finished the 4 basic apps above. They are in the MIT App Inventor Tutorials where you can find all sorts of things to make. Hope you enjoy them!