April MeMe 1.9.32

April MeMe is an innovative augmented reality (AR)-based speaking practice application tailored for elementary school students utilizing the April English curriculum. This app facilitates an engaging environment for practicing English speaking skills through the use of interactive 3D objects.

Key features of April MeMe include:

• The ability to create personalized short videos based on varying types of speaking practice suited to different proficiency levels.
• A platform for sharing created videos on the Learning Portal, allowing for peer feedback and collaborative learning experiences.
• Preparation tools for speaking assessments relevant to the April English achievement tests and TOEFL Junior, encouraging users to learn through video creation.
• Integration with the April Gallery Book, which is required for app usage.

The application offers a variety of speaking exercises categorized by proficiency level:

1. Pic Me (Seedbed/Seed): Users describe a picture in English.
2. Story Time (Sprout): Users create their own stories using four provided images.
3. Ring Ding Dong (Sapling/Junior Master): Users summarize a passage while engaging in a video chat with a 3D character.

Additional main features of April MeMe encompass:

• Initiating video recordings by scanning the textbook.
• Utilizing the AR camera to capture 3D objects.
• A selection of diverse effects available for video recordings.
• Options to record using both front and rear cameras.
• Connection to the Learning Portal for streamlined uploading and posting on Social Learning platforms.
• Flexibility in choosing background music and changing language settings.

For users wishing to access the app, it is important to note that all access requests are managed collectively. Mandatory access requests include:

• Device and App History: Necessary for verifying the app version.
• Microphone: Required for recording audio in videos.
• Camera: Essential for capturing images and recording video content.
• Storage: Needed to utilize photos from the gallery.

User management of access permissions can be adjusted via settings, following the path: settings -> app information -> app access -> access individual requests.