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Provide students with App Inventor starter code they can modify and build on so they have an opportunity to play around in App Inventor without becoming overwhelmed by starting from scratch.
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Misconception: Students transitioning from Scratch to AppInventor are often surprised to not have a wait block.
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Have students use Android devices with App Inventor to ease the process of viewing their app on a device; this provides them with meaningful motivation.
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Introduce students to App Inventor by starting with buttons, images, labels, and text boxes because they tend to find these basic tools intuitive and easy to use.
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Misconception: Students sometimes hard-code their apps in App Inventor instead of selecting “Fill parent” to fill the whole screen so their project does not display correctly on different size devices.
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