Game Development Masterclass: Make Educational Apps & Games

Game Development Masterclass: Make Educational Apps & Games, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 168 lectures, based on 44 reviews, and has 568 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to apps on Unity Create education programs in Flutter Make art assets in Adobe Illustrator Learn the fundamentals of coding Build multiple apps And more! This course is ideal for individuals who are Stay-at-Home Parents or People who wish to make educational Apps for kids It is particularly useful for Stay-at-Home Parents or People who wish to make educational Apps for kids.

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Summary

Title: Game Development Masterclass: Make Educational Apps & Games

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 168

Number of Published Lectures: 168

Number of Curriculum Items: 168

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 168

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to apps on Unity
Create education programs in Flutter
Make art assets in Adobe Illustrator
Learn the fundamentals of coding
Build multiple apps
And more!

Who Should Attend

Stay-at-Home Parents
People who wish to make educational Apps for kids

Target Audiences

Stay-at-Home Parents
People who wish to make educational Apps for kids

This course was funded through a massively successful Kickstarter campaign.

The mobile app market will be worth $188.9 billion in 2020. The market is just begging for you to make an app. Not a lot of developers make education apps, so there is less supply.

If you build an education app that helps a group of people, the chances of big success are higher than a regular app’s. Everyone in that group will share your app and provide an audience.

The Best Coding Course: Make Your First Education App

Build education games with coding & artificial intelligence. Learn to program step by step in this academy of tutorials for beginners.

We at Mammoth Interactive take anyone with no experience and show you step by step how to finish a project.

We teach you the functional (coding) and design (art) sides of the process, so you are a well-rounded app and game developer. We’ve been making online courses since 2011, with over 700,000 students in 186 countries.

COURSE GOALS

If you child is succeeding at school, you can get them to learn ahead. You can make an app that challenges them. If your child has a learning disability you can make apps to help them.

COURSE BREAKDOWN

Game Development Masterclass: Make Educational Apps & Games

SECTION 1: WHY YOU SHOULD LEARN TO CODE

Learn why you should build apps for your kids or kids you know or for some need.
Learn about passive income and how you can maximize your spare time by learning a new in demand skill, helping your child, helping other kids, and making some money on the side.

SECTION 2: BUILD AN EDUCATION GAME IN CONSTRUCT 3

Learn how Construct 3 works.
Understand why Construct 3 is the best place for beginner game developers to start.
Learn how C3 differs from the rest of the topics in this course bundle.
Make a beginner game from zero to hero.
Add artificial intelligence (AI) to improve learning.
Learn how to implement art and assets.

SECTION 3: BUILD A GAME IN UNITY

Learn how to build a simple education game in Unity.
Learn the ins and outs of coding and Unity’s workflow.

SECTION 4: BUILD A SIMPLE EDUCATION APP IN FLUTTER.IO

Learn an easy way to make cross-platform apps.
Learn all about creating apps with code in more detail than any YouTube tutorial.
Understand the differences between games and apps. Each serves a different purpose, down to the design and usability aspects of your project.

LEVEL V: ART ASSETS IN ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

Learn how to make minimalist and clean designs for your apps and games.

John and Dyslexia: Inspired to Make Games

Our CEO John Bura had dyslexia growing up, and if there was an app out there that could help him succeed more in school, he’d have been grateful. Now it’s your turn to make the next app to help the world.

ABOUT MAMMOTH INTERACTIVE

Mammoth interactive is the only company that decides that art creation is as important as code creation. Because if you are making an app by yourself, it’s easier for you to make the art for the app than to outsource it or have a friend do it. Your app will be in the store and hands of customers much quicker if you learn these basic steps.

We at Mammoth Interactive take anyone with no experience and show you step by step how to finish a project.

REVIEWS OF MAMMOTH INTERACTIVE

“Captivating voice, easy to follow at a rapid pace, get some paper and fasten your seat-belts. I’m enjoying every second of this. Literally, I bought this course for specific lectures of the Python + Tensorflow aspects, and after 2 hours I already know way more than after 10 hours of the Zero-to-Deep-Learning.” – Philip Murray

“This course is a great way to get introduced to coding and bringing the game together from a full SLDC stance. The instructors are responsive, and the Q&A sections are extremely helpful. 100% worth the time invested to learn through this course.” – Derek Hass

“Incredible course. Looking forward for more content like this. Thank you and good job.” – Joniel Gallo

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Why you should learn to code

Lecture 1: Why Make Education Apps

Lecture 2: Age Ranges

Lecture 3: The Tools you need

Lecture 4: The Difference between a Game and an App

Lecture 5: How to be a good developer

Chapter 2: Build a Simple Flashcard App

Lecture 1: Starting the Project

Lecture 2: Formatting the SVG

Lecture 3: Setting up the Animations

Lecture 4: Picking the Font

Lecture 5: Implementing The font

Lecture 6: Testing the App

Lecture 7: Downloading Audacity

Lecture 8: Adding the Sound

Lecture 9: Completing the Project

Lecture 10: Source

Chapter 3: Unity – Creating a game in Unity – Intro

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 4: Creating a New Project in Unity

Lecture 1: Unity Installation

Lecture 2: Creating a New Project

Lecture 3: Meeting Unity

Chapter 5: Coding with C# in Unity

Lecture 1: Your First Script

Lecture 2: Start and Update

Lecture 3: Strings

Lecture 4: Numbers

Lecture 5: Methods

Lecture 6: Conditions

Chapter 6: Building the User Interface in Unity

Lecture 1: Improving Assets

Lecture 2: Creating a Canvas

Lecture 3: Scaling The Canvas

Lecture 4: Stretching Object

Lecture 5: Image Slicing

Lecture 6: Text Panel

Lecture 7: Input Fields

Lecture 8: Buttons

Lecture 9: Scripting The Welcome Scene

Lecture 10: Scene Switching

Lecture 11: Menu Scene

Lecture 12: Adding New Buttons

Lecture 13: Layout

Chapter 7: Adding Game Operations

Lecture 1: Game Scene

Lecture 2: Quit Button

Lecture 3: Creating Puzzles

Lecture 4: Loading Operation Signs

Lecture 5: Randomly Generated Questions

Lecture 6: Saving Answers on Buttons

Lecture 7: Changing Sprites

Lecture 8: Correct and Wrong Feedback

Lecture 9: Game Flow

Lecture 10: Adding Reinforcement Button

Lecture 11: Reinforcement Setup

Lecture 12: Finishing Reinforcement Mode

Lecture 13: Moving Back to the Welcome Screen

Lecture 14: Sprite Adjustments

Lecture 15: Challenge

Chapter 8: Source Code and Art Assets – Mammoth Interactive

Lecture 1: Assets

Lecture 2: Source

Chapter 9: Build and Education App in Flutter.io

Lecture 1: Intro to Short Flutter Course

Lecture 2: Flutter SDK

Chapter 10: Beginner's Guide to Flutter

Lecture 1: Intro to Flutter

Lecture 2: Installing Android Studio

Lecture 3: Installing the Flutter SDK

Lecture 4: Exploring Android Studio Flutter

Lecture 5: Running First Flutter App

Lecture 6: Exploring your First Flutter App

Lecture 7: Intro to Flutter Slides

Chapter 11: Dart Coding Language Basics for Flutter

Lecture 1: Intro to Dart Language

Lecture 2: Variables

Lecture 3: Variables – Demo

Lecture 4: Variable Operators

Lecture 5: Variables Operators – Demo

Lecture 6: Lists

Lecture 7: Lists – Demo

Lecture 8: Maps

Lecture 9: Maps – Demo

Lecture 10: Functions

Lecture 11: Functions – Demo

Lecture 12: Control Flow

Lecture 13: Control Flow – Demo

Lecture 14: Loops

Lecture 15: Loops – Demo

Lecture 16: Classes and Objects

Lecture 17: Classes and Object – Demo

Lecture 18: Inheritance

Lecture 19: Inheritance – Demo

Lecture 20: Summary of Dart Language

Lecture 21: Dart Language Basics Slides – Short

Chapter 12: Flutter Widgets

Lecture 1: Intro to Flutter Widgets

Lecture 2: Grid Layout with Columns and Rows

Lecture 3: Text Widgets

Instructors

John Bura
Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students
Mammoth Interactive
Top-Rated Instructor, 3.3 Million+ Students

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 5 votes
4 stars: 15 votes
5 stars: 20 votes

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