Biopsychology

Ep 249: How To Build a Psychology App

Psychology App

I created my Brain Mnemonics app in 2009 and ever since then people have asked me, “How do you build an app?”. There are a lot of ways, but in this video I give you a behind the scenes look at my popular app called Brain Mnemonics. If you need to memorize the parts of the brain, the neuron, neurotransmitters and brain scans – this is the app for you. If you’re just interested in how apps get made – well, this is one way. Everything from the initial idea to the programming is highlighted in this video episode. Feel free to check out the app below.

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    Elizabeth Ashton

    November 25, 2015

    Hi Michael,
    I am dyslexic and doing my Masters in Osteopathy, you have just given me emense hope in becoming fluent with all the difficult to recall words.
    thank you so much.
    Elizabeth :-))

  2. Michael

    November 25, 2015

    Glad you asked. I just learned that the program I used to create Brain Mnemonics is actually changing it’s name from Adobe Flash to Adobe Animate. Here’s the link.

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    John Newman

    November 25, 2015

    Hello Michael,

    What is the name of the app you used to create this? Could you link it? I know you said “Adobe Flash,” but I am unsure what exact app that is.

    John

  4. Michael

    November 25, 2015

    Thanks so much for letting me know about the typo! It was an old image that I forgot to update. Fixed!

  5. Cara

    November 25, 2015

    Noticed a typo in the following image: https://thepsychfiles.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/BrainNmonX_512.png

    “by a Psycholoy professor”
    I’m certain it’s been noted, but just in case….

    Thanks so much for the video on factorial design.

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