I used the MIT App Inventor site to create an Android app that... Uses the camera to take a picture and saves it to the device's gallery Let's you select a picture from the gallery The image is converted into base64 and uploaded to a web app Additionally, it also sends rotation and lat/lng coordinates and lets you add a textual comment as well. This Android app sends it to an Apps Script web application inside a Google Spreadsheet here . The web application saves the image to Google Drive, makes a thumbnail of the image then gets the latest 3 thumbnails from the sheet and returns it. Inside the Android app is a WebViewer component that displays those images, that gets updated once the image is uploaded. It's not pretty but it works. This app wouldn't be possible without the TaifunFile, TaifunTools and SimpleBase64 extensions. Thanks, all. The App Inventor code is here . You can import an .aia file directly into MIT App Inventor. There was some tricky stuff, having to
Just completed another project where 40 students used (old) Google Sites (because they are Apps Scriptable) as Portfolio Sites. Each student gets a copy of a template site. After they have worked on it, and the deadline has arrived, they are given a COPY of their site (and made EDITOR), and they are removed from their original site. If the student wants to invite a personal Gmail account to this new site, and then that personal Gmail account makes a Copy of it, it is removed completely from the york domain - meaning when the student leaves, it won't be deleted. They can keep it forever. They THEN can, if they choose, upgrade their site to New Sites and make it look a bit fancier. If you want to do this, make your Template Site in Classic Sites, then... File > Make a copy , fill in your students https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qojHKcmaMyxyzHd8HNxgm2OEMSgBbg_i4PmYT53qkQU/edit?usp=sharing edit the code Tools > Script Editor where it says CHANGE_THIS Here are the ins