Partner Overview Presentations

Announcements

• Katie Hooven et al from TCNJ’s School of Nursing visiting to present partner projects – take copious notes!
• Next week we’ll organize into teams
• Why Mobile First is Outdated
• The Best Interface is No Interface

Design Notebooks

Let’s take a few minutes to review a few of your Design Notebooks.

Twilio & TCNJ Web Account Setup

Twilio

Let’s head over to Twilio and create our accounts, it’s free.

Once you’ve created an account, go ahead and set up a new phone number, just make sure the number supports both SMS  & MMS.

Let’s take a couple of minutes to look over some of the features of your new number.

TCNJ Web Account

Take a minute to confirm that you have a functioning TCNJ web account:

Open a browser and type in the following URL:

http://www.tcnj.edu/~your_username

Does the URL resolve? If so, you’re good to go. Otherwise, follow the following instructions:

Setting up a web account on TCNJ’s servers

Your First SMS App

Create a TwiML file

1. Open up a new file in your favorite web development text editor
2. Navigate to https://github.com/IMM-470-03-Spring-2015/sms/blob/master/hello.xml and copy the code to your new file
3. Save the file as hello.xml
4. Using Filezilla or another FTP client, log in to your web account and create a folder to hold your SMS code
5. Upload your hello.xml file to your SMS app directory

Configure Your Twilio Phone Number

1. Navigate back to your Twilio account and click Phone Numbers->Manage
2. Click on your phone number to bring up it’s configuration page and navigate down to the Messaging section
3. Type in the url to your TwiML file in the Request URL field
4. Click Save at the bottom of the page
5. Text Your Twilio Number!
6. What happened?

Amazon Echo Unboxing

Can you guys help me unbox the class Amazon Echo?

Let’s set it up!

Partner Presentations

Welcome Katie, Tracy & team!

Assignment

Reading

• Review your notes from this week’s partner presentations
• Deep read Why Mobile First is Outdated
• Deep read The Best Interface is No Interface
• If you’re interested in learning more about mobile app development, review the Apache Cordova Documentation
• If you’re interested in learning more about Amazon Echo, review the Alexa Skills Kit
• If you’re interested in interactive TV interfaces, take a look at the Xfinity X1 SDK

Design Notebooks

Partner Projects

• Create a new slide in your Design Notebooks and title it Partner Projects
• Order the projects from 1 to 3 in the order that they appeal to you
• Write a paragraph or two detailing why your top choice appeals most to you

Interfaces

• Create a new slide in your design notebook and title it Interfaces
• Consider the reading from this week, the two blog posts in particular
• Write a paragraph for each, reflecting on the basic premise of each article
• Do you agree with each? Do your own personal experiences map to the reading?
• Finally, did you read any of the other links? The Cordova documentation, the Alexa documentation or the Xfinity documentation?
• Write a paragraph reflecting on why it interested you.

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