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Creating personal website and app for college.

Welcome to Techswitch pro, in this post, we're going to discuss how to create your personal college website and android app. We will also highlight the benefits having this asset while focusing with your academy carrier.
Before we move in to this topic, you can take a look at my last post.


Why should you create a personal website or app in college.

Creating a personal website or android application have a thousands and one benefits. Let's highlight few:

1. Your personal college website or website helps you showcase your skills, projects and other achievement.

2. It can serve as a good Source of income while in college. You can provide valuable contents that is very beneficial to your fellow colleagues and monetize this content with AdSense (for website) admob (for apps)

3. Building a strong portfolio:
A website provides an organized, professional way to present your projects, achievements, and any certifications you’ve acquired do far, which add more credibility to your overall portfolio.

4. Building a website and an app encourages you to learn basic coding, design, and project management. Though in your app creation, you might use no-code tools like Techswitch pro, appcreator24, Kodular, sketchware but you’ll still develop an understanding of digital tools and platforms.


5. Sharing of college/course update with other students. You can channel your app to be a source of information that provides school update to students. 

What type of college website or android app should you create.

When creating a college-oriented website or app, focus on what’s most meaningful for you and aligns with your academic and career interests. Here are several types of college websites or apps you could consider:

1. Create a Personal Portfolio and Resume Site or android app 


Purpose: Good for showcasing your academic achievements, projects, skills, and interests.

App and website basic Features:

About Me section: This part of your personal college website or app should focus on your background, goals, and personal introduction.

Resume section: Highlight education, experience, and skills in your website/app

Project Portfolio section: Share details of notable projects, extracurriculars, or volunteer work you have completed.

Contact Info section: Provide a way for potential employers, professors, or peers to reach out to you via your android app or website.

2. Create an Academic Blog or Resource Hub


Purpose: what should be your app purple? Example:
Sharing your knowledge on topics you’re passionate about or document your academic journeys. You can organize this section as a blog Posts. Topics could range from study tips to subject-specific content.

Provide Study Resources: Upload notes, tutorials, or study guides. Links to External Resources such as Google scholar or official website of your school. Provide helpful contents, videos, or tools you’ve found useful. These resourceful contents could even help future classmates or students interested in the same fields.

3. Build a College Prep and Planning Guide website or app 

Purpose: Help other students like freshman prepare for college with advice and resources.

Application Tips: Share insights on college essays, interviews, or scholarship applications.

College Comparison Tool: Allow users to compare schools based on key criteria.

Budgeting and Financial Aid Guide: Offer tools and advice for managing college expenses.

Schedule Builder: Help students plan their academic schedules.


Benefit: Provides practical help to others and demonstrates your commitment to supporting peers.

4. Build a Study and Productivity App


Purpose: Help you and your peers stay organized and productive.

Features:

To-Do List and Calendar: Track assignments, exams, and deadlines. Appcreator24 or sketchware can be a good platform to build such app.

Notes and Flashcards: Allow users to create digital notes or flashcards in your app 

Progress Tracker: Track your progress on goals or assignments.
This could be a great option if you’re interested in time management tools, and it could be useful for other students as well.


5. Create social media Platform 


Purpose: Create a space like forum, Chat app where students can connect, share resources, or find study groups.

Basic Features for your social media app 

Profile Creation: Users can share their majors, skills, and interests.

 Groups: Let students create study groups or connect over shared interests.

Events Calendar: Post virtual study sessions, webinars, or relevant events happening in your college.

Forum and chat features: Students can ask questions, share resources, chat either publicly or privately and get advice from peers.

The above are few examples of personal website and app types you can develop in college. In the next section below, we will see how to create one of the example we just discussed above.

How create personal website and android app in college.

In this example app, we will create a social media application that enable students to connect with each other students in college. And we are going to use pro Manager/appcreator24 for this purpose.
Let's dive in...

How to create a personal college app

1. Go to your appcreator24 or pro Manager and start a new project.
2. Give you project a name and description, upload a decent logo without background.

3. Choose the type of all you which to create. In this tutorial we're creating a social media network app. But that's not the only available option. You can also create ctb app, forum and video sharing application.

4. Enable the necessary Features in your app, such as chat, forum,  project sharing option, news section and more.

5. Create a special section such as college lecture schedule (timetable) student progress tracker, and person reading schedule.

6. Compile your app and share with your colleagues, request your school tech team to recommend your app in the school official website.

Let know in the comment section what you type of app you wish to create while in college.



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