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Step 3 Open MIT AI2 Companion on your device and connect by scanning the QR code
or typing the code displayed on your screen.
Make sure your device and computer are connected to the same wireless network to
perform these steps.
If you do not have any android device, you can download Emulator on your computer
which works just like an Android device but works on the computer. The commonly used
Android Emulators are Android Studio, LD Player, Make Your Own etc.
PRESENTING THE APP AND RECEIVING FEEDBACK
Once the Hello Class App is developed and tested, it's time to present it to peers and
gather feedback to improve it. A good presentation explains how the app works, why it’s
useful, and how it can be improved.
PREPARING THE APP PRESENTATION
To make your presentation clear and engaging, include these key points:
∑ Introduction: Introduce yourself and explain the app’s purpose and target users.
∑ Demonstration: Show how the app works by typing a message and using the "Click to
Talk" button.
∑ Key Features: Highlight its simple UI, instant Text-to-Speech, and adjustable speech
settings.
∑ Challenges & Solutions: Share any difficulties faced during development and how
they were fixed.
RECEIVING FEEDBACK
∑ Encourage Peers to Test the App: Ask classmates or teachers to try the app and
share their thoughts.
∑ Ask for Specific Feedback: Get opinions on usability, functionality, design, and possible
improvements.
∑ Note Suggestions: Write down ideas like adding more voice options or language
support.
∑ Implement Improvements: Use feedback to enhance the app and make it more
user-friendly.
Additional App: Hello Class 111

