Everyone Can Code Projects provide step-by-step educator resources to guide students in developing essential skills while creating apps that solve problems they care about. Projects are now available in Apple Education Community.
In this webinar, we will deep-dive into the Build with Stacks and Shapes Project. This project was created to help you introduce students to building an app interface using shapes in Swift Playgrounds on iPad or Mac.
Students code a self-portrait by experimenting with shapes, color and placement. By using these resources and their imagination, students can design the solutions they want to bring to the world. Students brainstorm app ideas, prototype in Keynote, get feedback from their peers, and even create an app product page.
To get the best experience, you need an iPad or Mac with the latest version (4.3.1) of Swift Playgrounds installed.
TRAINER: Suzanne Lustenhouwer
Suzanne Lustenhouwer is an English teacher and Apple Distinguished Educator based in Amsterdam. Though she does not have a background in computer science, Suzanne also taught coding and app development to lower secondary school students since 2016 using Apple’s Everyone Can Code curriculum. Both in her English and coding lessons, Suzanne uses project-based learning to turn abstract concepts and ideas into tangible products utilizing students' creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. As an independent consultant, Suzanne works with schools worldwide to design, develop and implement innovative learning initiatives.