You look great Glen!
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Have you tried the new Build with Stacks and Shapes project?
Have you tried the new Build with Stacks and Shapes project? If so, share what you made in the comments below.
Self portrait coded in Swift Playgrounds using the Build with Stacks and Shapes project.
Build with Stacks and Shapes, available in Apple Education Community, helps you guide students through the first steps of building an app interface in SwiftUI with Swift Playgrounds. Practice using stacks, shapes, and modifiers to make a self portrait, a piece of art, or anything you like.
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👓 I am quite proud of my glasses! I can't wait to see what educators created.
I have just completed this with my Year 9 Digital Technologies students (14 years old) as an introduction to SwiftUI on the iPad. My students worked on this project over a couple of lessons. They were actively engaged and motivated to complete their self-portraits, and I dare say they enjoyed the experience! The project presentation made it incredibly easy to teach the fundamentals and get the students up and away.
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Thanks Johnny, looks like your students had a lot of fun! Looking forward to hearing about what they create next.
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Posted on July 31, 2023
The APAC ADE Institute had a lot of fun learning about SwiftUI with this new project. We enjoyed the challenge of figuring out how to create glasses like mine, and had a great chat about how this can be integrated into lots of different areas of the curriculum.