Review of Today's Workshop: Content Sharing Website and Mobile App: Digital India Cell



Today we attended a WORKSHOP: Content Sharing Website and Mobile App: Digital India Cell which was organized by our University MKBU. Firstly DR. Dilip Barad introduced us about the workshop and after this he requested VC Sir [Dr.Shailesh  Zala] of our university and handover the stage to him after this our VC talked about the purpose of this workshop and after introducing the purpose he facilitated Dr. Mahesh Jivani ( guest speaker) with flower bouquet .
This workshop is all about WEBSITE creation and also about how to create an android app. While discussing he gave an example of PIZZA because according to him creating website is like Pizza because when we ordered pizza it is in square box, but when we open that box that pizza is in round shape and when we are going to eat that pizza it is in triangle. As same as creating a website is also like this when we are going to create a website then it looks something and when we started creating that website then it is something else and after completing the website it is different.
There are three important parts of the website creation:
    1)     Content
    2)    Attitude
    3)    Idea

While creating a website we have to keep some questions in our mind. For example:
1)    Do you really need it???
2)    Why do you want to create a website??? (Purposes of creating a website)
3)    Roles of a teacher or a student.
4)    Website Basics. (Simply a collection of pages).
(Website is hosted on at least one web server, accessible via a network such as the internet or a private local area network, through an internet address known as uniform resources locators (URL).
All publicly accessible websites collectively constitute the World Wide Web.
5)    New to Website creator?? If yes then you need help.
6)    It’s all about attitude.
7)    While creating a website you have to follow some steps:
A)    Goal/ Need/ purpose/
B)    Audience
C)    Content
D)   Structure
E)     Design
8)    There are many things in it. For example :
8.1) Free v/s paid.
A) Set your goal.
B) Audience
C) Content – Require conversion
D) Layout- Header, Navigation, Content area, Image, Single curriculum, Footer
E) Design- Creativity
F) Publish- Explore/ Expose.

There are many ways to create a website, but here I am sharing two ways to create a website.
   1)    Login to Google à Go to Google Apps à More à Even more apps àproducts à Sites.
   2)    Login to Google à Got to Google Apps àDrive à New à More à Google Sites.

After discussing How to Create a Website then he discussed about that how to create an Android app.
There are many ways to create an Android Apps, but here I am sharing two ways to create an Android Apps. Creating an App is not as tough as we are thinking and after attending this workshop I got to know that we don’t have to know coding and decoding.

Here I am sharing one way hat how to create an Android App.


à Go to Google à Type APPSGEYSER à Click on the First link which is provided by Google à Create Apps à Website àWebsite URL àWebsite description àSet icon à Create.






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