For students
Hand in
your app.
Here you hand in a recipe for the Desk’s shelf. You need the code of your course; whoever runs the course has it. The Desk team reads what arrives. Nothing is published from this page.
Your recipe passes desk check, and you have installed the app, used it, stopped it and started it again. The four steps are on the page “Put your app on the shelf”.
The form
Four things and a code.
Twelve letters and digits. Small or capital letters, with or without the dashes.
An e-mail address or a name in your course’s chat, for a question about your app. Leave it empty if your teacher knows how to reach you. This page is not counted and sets no cookie; what is kept.
or paste its text below
A link to the project and to its licence. For your own app: the repository with your code.
Your operating system, the Desk’s version, what worked, what did not, and what you did not try.
An account, a key, a model, a large download, a service on the internet. If it needs none of these, write that.
Its number is . Write it down: with it the Desk team finds what you handed in. Being handed in is not being accepted. Somebody on the team reads your notes, tries the app, and may ask for changes or say no. The team gets a message that something arrived. You hear the answer in your course, or at the address you gave. What is kept of this form.
Your data
What is kept.
The box keeps what you write on this page and the time it arrived, on the server of this website. Only the Desk team can read it, behind a password. It is deleted when your hand-in has been dealt with.
If your recipe is accepted, the recipe itself becomes public on the shelf. Your name and your notes are not published without asking you.
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