Random Image Select Hack 1.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Joe Scrivens
Category: Education
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.0
ID: air.randomiser
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Description
An app for randomly selecting an image. Great for schools and classrooms.
Create and name a set, choose the images from your camera roll and then tap the grid to have it randomly select one of the images.
Perfect for selecting students from a class to answer a question or to define and describe an animal.
Create and name a set, choose the images from your camera roll and then tap the grid to have it randomly select one of the images.
Perfect for selecting students from a class to answer a question or to define and describe an animal.
Version history
1.0
2018-07-22
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
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Ratings
1.8 out of 5
8 Ratings
Reviews
Bookworm3451,
Cuts off images
No preferences, turns everything into a square.
KC Hooch,
Max 25 pics
I wanted to use this for alphabet images, and was sad to see that it only supports a Max of 25 photos. So I couldn't use all 26 letters.
Also it seemed to clip the images into squares when displaying and my images weren't square photos!
If you have a group of 25 or less square photos, this app might work for you... Otherwise keep looking.
Also it seemed to clip the images into squares when displaying and my images weren't square photos!
If you have a group of 25 or less square photos, this app might work for you... Otherwise keep looking.
VitaReyes,
If you can change something
How do I explain, example if I had 25 pictures I wish It could work its way down where it doesn’t repeat the picture! if that makes sense but other than that I love the app
RJewel4031,
Did not function at all
It would not even get to a point to add pictures. It literally would just sit there in a white screen.
Tonebalone239,
Really bad app
Well you see every picture that could be picked. Then when you tap the screen to “generate” a random picture IT DOESNT EVEN SHOW THE FULL PICTURE. What a waist of money.
ZyroZach,
Don’t waste your money
You can only add 25 pictures to a set and it has not been optimized
lumchanmfa,
Does what it says with no frills.
This app is not a 1-star app, despite what other reviews may say. It does what it says and works fairly reliably. With that said, there are definitely improvements I would like to see the developer implement.
First, the things that really NEED to be changed...
It only works in portrait orientation. An educational app like this really needs to work in landscape orientation so it can be set in a stand or displayed to a class.
The displayed images are pretty tiny. Again, for an educational app, the images should be as large as possible - preferably full-screen or close to it. In a classroom environment, unless used with a projector or very small group of students - even on a full-sized 10+” iPad - anyone sitting more than a few feet from the teacher can have a hard time recognizing anything other than the most basic shapes and colors.
Next, things I’d LIKE to be changed...
Add gif support. Was very disappointed I made a bunch of custom prize-box gifs for a lesson that would reveal the contents - only to have this app only display the very first, single, static frame.
Allow us to hide the images. Either a transparency/blur effect, or just a set image or colored box to cover the images used. This would allow more flexibility in using this as an educational tool.
Lastly, the app seems to crop images to square. Would be very nice if it allowed for something closer to a 4:3 or 16:9 ratio that most modern digital images are designed for.
TLDR: In short, the app works and does what it claims. Sadly, not many apps on the store offer this function, so - for @$1 - it’s a decent, but far from polished, app. But in its current form it seems more like something built as a hobby or proof-of-concept rather than an actual educational tool. I would very much like to see some of the recommended improvements made to this app.
First, the things that really NEED to be changed...
It only works in portrait orientation. An educational app like this really needs to work in landscape orientation so it can be set in a stand or displayed to a class.
The displayed images are pretty tiny. Again, for an educational app, the images should be as large as possible - preferably full-screen or close to it. In a classroom environment, unless used with a projector or very small group of students - even on a full-sized 10+” iPad - anyone sitting more than a few feet from the teacher can have a hard time recognizing anything other than the most basic shapes and colors.
Next, things I’d LIKE to be changed...
Add gif support. Was very disappointed I made a bunch of custom prize-box gifs for a lesson that would reveal the contents - only to have this app only display the very first, single, static frame.
Allow us to hide the images. Either a transparency/blur effect, or just a set image or colored box to cover the images used. This would allow more flexibility in using this as an educational tool.
Lastly, the app seems to crop images to square. Would be very nice if it allowed for something closer to a 4:3 or 16:9 ratio that most modern digital images are designed for.
TLDR: In short, the app works and does what it claims. Sadly, not many apps on the store offer this function, so - for @$1 - it’s a decent, but far from polished, app. But in its current form it seems more like something built as a hobby or proof-of-concept rather than an actual educational tool. I would very much like to see some of the recommended improvements made to this app.
