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Quizlet allows for users to access flashcards and study terms on the go. I use the mobile version of the app to study when I cannot access a computer. The functions (and games) on the mobile version are slightly different than the desktop version. This allows for the interface to be less crowded. The app utilizes gestures like swiping and tapping to flip flashcards, and it provides visual representation of how much you have learned.

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Go to the Kitchen is a recipe app that allows users to share and learn recipe/cooking step by step with photos/texts/videos. It is very useful for me as it can provide many different ideas to cook different delicious food. In addition, as most of the recipes are shared by common people, they are very handy.
In terms of feature designs, the app well emphasized users' needs by providing several ways to categorize food. For example, users can not only search any cuisine but also look for a cuisine based on dishes' types, time to cook, scene of eating and etc. Besides, users can also purchase food ingredients here according to the recipe.

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This is a language learning app to help learners to connect with different native speakers around the world. The app allows individuals to revise any incorrect or unnatural language use either under the post or during a personal chat, which is linked to the consideration of scope.

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Forest is an app that helps me stay focused on the important things in life. Whenever I want to stay focused, plant a tree.

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Notability is an application easy for users to take down notes or draw their own mind maps. With the help of Apple pen, the interaction is very user-friendly and smooth. You can write down whatever you want quickly also without limits of the space. Besides, you can upload ebooks to the application so that you can annotate in articles freely.

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Uber is a ride sharing app.

I like the real-timeliness when requesting a ride. When you request a ride, you can track where your car is driving and how long will it take to get to your place in realtime. I believe it is nicely aligned with the incentive principle.

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I like the various ways in which one can practice using a language (listening, writing words letter by letter, constructing sentences by connecting blocks of words together, matching audio and text, etc.) I also like that I can download content so I can access it on my commute.

Context of Use: allows for access to content in nontraditional settings

Mode of interaction: can use gestures to interact with app as well as typing

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Joey: MemRise (AR live image recognition)

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Joey: MemRise (AR live image recognition)

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Memrise has an interesting AR/AI live translation feature to support language acqusition in context. A learner can point their camera and see the word (the object detected) in a foreign language .

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AR object recognition to learn German vocabulary (MemRise app). Fairly accurate, although pretty sure that’s a subway, not a refrigerator :)

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AR object recognition to learn German vocabulary (MemRise app). Fairly accurate, although pretty sure that’s a subway, not a refrigerator :) https://t.co/Lv2GLg7mNd

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AR object recognition to learn German vocabulary (MemRise app). Fairly accurate, although pretty sure that’s a subway, not a refrigerator :) pic.twitter.com/Lv2GLg7mNd
— Joey J. Lee (@professorfun) October 24, 2017

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AR object recognition to learn German vocabulary (MemRise app). Fairly accurate, although pretty sure that’s a subway, not a refrigerator :) https://t.co/Lv2GLg7mNd

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AR object recognition to learn German vocabulary (MemRise app). Fairly accurate, although pretty sure that’s a subway, not a refrigerator :) https://t.co/Lv2GLg7mNd

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AR object recognition to learn German vocabulary (MemRise app). Fairly accurate, although pretty sure that’s a subway, not a refrigerator :)

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Notion to me is a notebook, calendar, todo list and memo sticker. It integrates the Basic function in Microsoft word but it made it way easier to use and more intuitive. It made it easier to change the basic outlook of a document, such as color, font size ordered list etc. With only one simple click, you can add a new (sub)document with the format you prefer, for example task list, calendar, portfolio or just a quick note.

Cons: Sometimes it does not appear to be secure enough for data storage. One time my document I can't delete it by mistake and it took me four days to retrieve everything on that page, so imagine if you lost a whole set of documents and it will be a headache to get it back. Also, you cannot set restrictions and everything is wide open to anyone who has access to your account, therefore you can't put a confidential information in it frivolously.

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Live Link Face App is a convenient app that can be used for motion capture(face) and connect with Unreal Engine. It is very easy to get a hand on; the camera will be open for users to start facial tracking process, the icons are clear and easy to set up. As long as the set ups are successful by making sure the applications and Engines on the computer are using the same IP address, the process of facial tracking can begin.

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PictureThis is an app that could help people identify unknown plants.

Mode of interaction: very intuitive. take a picture of any unknown plants and AI would give you the results and introduction based on their large database.

Context of use: learning about plants could happen anywhere in anytime

Design scale: light but strong functions

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Similar to Youtube, Bilibili is an interesting app where I can watch all kinds of videos. There are plenty of resources that I can search for study, for work, for relax. The interface and interaction, players are very user-friendly.

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Allow you to manage your daily mission. Allow you to track your daily stuff. Also, you can set up an reminder for yourself. Can set up your daily goal and help your time management

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Headspace is a meditation app designed to help you practice mindfulness and manage stress. I love how much you can personalize your feed: you can choose your courses/ focuses; choose female/ male voices to guide your meditation; choose when in the day you'd like to receive notifications, etc. Their animation and color theme is also pleasing to look at in general.

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a language learning app that I was using for memorizing English vocabulary for SAT/ GRE tests. The  interface of the mobile app is simple and clear. Users can also set their daily goals and feel accomplished when they are done with the daily learning content. There is also interaction from sound hearing, touching for selecting which makes the learning experience become more fun.

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I use it to learn Japanese, and it helps me to practice/ memorize the Katakana and syntax. The app is designed for users to learn according to their knowledge level. Users can also use the fragmented time to study languages.

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1. Grammarly is a power app for me to learn grammar and write papers and emails. I love it because instead of autocorrection, it highlights the part that is ambiguous or overly used. It provides opportunities for me to learn why it is wrong or how I can improve my article.
2. The user interface is clear and straightforward to use. It can also be added as a plug-in to chrome and phone

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While I'm learning coding on the Codecademy website with my computer, I can also use Codecademy Go, the mobile version of the app, to keep my learning streak, review concepts, and take quizes on the go to refresh my memories

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Splitwise is an app that helps you split bills (that you have paid for) with others. It is a great app to use while traveling - removes the hassle of going dutch - instead one person pays and puts it on the app. I think one of the incentives that the app offers is the way colors are used, along with the settle up option.

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Mimo is code learning app, One thing that I find it very user-friendly is we can access information without internet connectivity. The content is built in a fun way to help learners code. However, this application is only suitable for beginners. Coding is meant to be done on the keyboard and desktop screen. It is fun to see an app designed for coding on mobile devices but the content is very limited

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Rover is a pet-sitting app for both pet owners and pet-sitters. As a dog owner, I found it convenient to use Rover because it has a great data management system. If you have multiple pets, you are able to input and store the data of each of the pets so that if you ever need pet-sitting for one or more of your pets, you can simply assess the app and have everything ready for you at once. The design scale is also great on this app. Even though there is a lot of information, the app neatly organizes the content so that it does not overwhelm the user.

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Reddit is a pretty well-organized app, all things considered. You can scroll if you're looking for random information, or you can use the search box or 'Popular' tab to find more focused information. I like that Reddit can be informative, but also fun (depending on what the user is looking for). One of the more annoying aspects of the app is that the most popular comment for a new post usually spawns a lot of sub-comments, which can take a long time to scroll through in order to get to the next main comment.

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I like that the NYT app has a specific mobile-design, rather than copying their desktop content. I also like that big topics will have their own sub-sections, such as COVID or the 2020 election. However, switching between sections could be more intuitive and easier and I wish the homepage had a continuous scroll, rather than a hard stop. I think you have to know what sections you like, before starting to use the app. It does not make discovery very easy.

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Zones is a timezone tracking app that allows you to add different locations and see the time across different timezones clearly. It's particularly useful for me due to my work clients' different geographical locations. It's a very handy tool because of its clean and friendly interface, the function for you to enter a specific time in your timezone and see the time differences reflected in the other timezones, and also contains many specific locations that you can select. The design scale and context of use are very well-considered.

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Scientific American reading app

The design of this app takes environmental factors into account. Not only can I read online with this app, but I can also download the articles to my phone to read offline. This feature comes in handy since my phone often loses internet connection on the subway. With the ability to download articles, I can read wherever I am without worrying about losing my internet connection.

One limitation of the app I think is that it's not community-based. There is no room for readers to provide comments and share views with each other. I think it would be nice if there are some sort of discussion boards or comment areas in the app.

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1.briefly write the reason

2. try to think about which consideration can be embodied in this App.

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Informative videos, comments, and recommendations enable me to learn and explore in both depth and breadth.

Mode of Interaction

On mobile, YouTube’s interaction is well structured. When I don't have a specific learning purpose, I can just swipe to browse videos randomly. When my learning purpose is clear, relevant search and tags drive me to an accurate destination.