Unrulr

they used their app to find my house and torture me and i have never been the same. i lost my sight in the process, never use this app for you’re safety

War! The Republic is crumbling under attacks by the ruthless Sith Lord, Count Dooku. There are heroes on both sides. Evil is everywhere. In a stunning move, the fiendish droid leader, General Grievous, has swept into the Republic capital and kidnapped Chancellor Palpatine, leader of the Galactic Senate. As the Separatist Droid Army attempts to flee the besieged capital with their valuable hostage, two Jedi Knights lead a desperate mission to rescue the captive Chancellor....

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I used this app for my class and the format was interesting. The way that it’s set up now it seems to be perfect for DIY/hobby groups. The concept of being able to share with a select group and filtering out other unrelated material makes communicating with one another easier. The one thing I would want is a public view option in order to share and view outside of the group as well.

Interesting app that has some potential to be used in the classroom. I liked the simplicity of the interface. It would be great if you can add landscape support for iPad. I feel that there should be a limit on how many tags you can use in a photo, or document.

We used Unrulr for our class and it was a great and creative tool to incorporate into our classroom. We were able to collaborate and share information in an effective way. All the small details add creativeness and fun to the app, for example the flowers as a like button. Once I got the hang of it, I actually enjoyed it!

It was really to cool to see the result of using Unruler throughout the semester. I especially enjoy giving & receiving flowers, that is a super sweet bonus. It would be helpful if the app linked to Facebook or Instagram to streamline the posting process. Also, it would be nice to be able to copy and paste a hyperlink and have it populate the screen as can be done on Facebook and LinkedIn. Overall it is a useful tool and I see how this could be really helpful to promote collaboration, especially amongst a cohort in an online class community.

This app has some potential, I don’t like the flowers I think it’s hard to tell if someone agrees with it, I think you should make it more simplistic like Instagram or Twitter which seems kind of like what this app is most similar to. I think it is tough to judge which pictures meet which standards. I think there should be some introduction that really introduces the standards with the app so that people are more clear on the type of content that they should upload. I like the idea but I think there needs to be more, some way to make it more engaging for student and educators who it seems to be targeted toward.

I think that if you were going have a college class, this would be a great app to use. I feel that it keeps the students on their toes, and gets them to think about what you learned in class even when you’re not at school. If anything, I wish that I was able to use in on my iPad. For some reason, the app keeps logging me out of my account, but it worked on my phone.

We are using the app with our high school students and it has been extremely helpful for them to identify skills. They are engaged and find it easy to use and seem to be having fun while using it. A great way to use technology in education!