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25 Jul 2010, 15:40
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Yeah, definitely. It's not going to be separate app for sure and 1 month for us to finish all work seems to be pretty reasonable.
28 Jul 2010, 17:25
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ssaravanaraj
just downloaded it. it is awesome.
Thanks! I have a great news: Princeton Review is coming to the GMAT ToolKit with almost 200 questions and explanations as well as information about classes and company's news. 1.3.8 update has been submitted for review.
29 Jul 2010, 06:27
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Toolkit has come such a long way, great job walker!
Some thoughts:
The YouTube demo could use a narrator/voice over or at least some cheesy transition music on the intro logo/icon. Maybe there's some kudos for people willing to write a script or volunteer their voice? (If given a script to read, I'd definitely be willing audition my voice talent
)
Also, I bet there'd be a couple of kudos points for anyone willing to write a How-to Guide or Instruction Manual post to help new users get the most out of the Toolkit.
I'd like to help GMATclub out and volunteer these things myself, but I can't let myself get distracted right now as I am almost done with the CPA exam!
Other thoughts/feature requests:
- iPad Screen Resolution Support? The 1x zoom is ok, but native full screen would be nice.
- Or maybe even an iPad Special Edition with extra features that take advantage of the screen size and landscape view. For example, the ability to type notes on (Books/Timer/Practice Set) questions or a scratch paper/drawing area to workout math problems by finger as a stylus? I'd guess implementing those 2 features would take some time, but definitely be baller status!
- For the Voices, you should also put in a "Shake" button like in Idioms... shaking an iPad is a two handed effort!
- Maybe add a dedicated "Help" icon with How-to/Getting-Started info? It might be useful for those without WiFi/3G and can't access the forum.
*Note: I haven't really used the ToolKit since January and have only played around with it on occasion to sample the new features/updates. My apologies if any of my suggestions already exist.
**Note 2: FWIW, my iPod Touch was stolen so now I'm using Toolkit on my new iPad.
Some thoughts:
The YouTube demo could use a narrator/voice over or at least some cheesy transition music on the intro logo/icon. Maybe there's some kudos for people willing to write a script or volunteer their voice? (If given a script to read, I'd definitely be willing audition my voice talent
)Also, I bet there'd be a couple of kudos points for anyone willing to write a How-to Guide or Instruction Manual post to help new users get the most out of the Toolkit.
I'd like to help GMATclub out and volunteer these things myself, but I can't let myself get distracted right now as I am almost done with the CPA exam!
Other thoughts/feature requests:
- iPad Screen Resolution Support? The 1x zoom is ok, but native full screen would be nice.
- Or maybe even an iPad Special Edition with extra features that take advantage of the screen size and landscape view. For example, the ability to type notes on (Books/Timer/Practice Set) questions or a scratch paper/drawing area to workout math problems by finger as a stylus? I'd guess implementing those 2 features would take some time, but definitely be baller status!
- For the Voices, you should also put in a "Shake" button like in Idioms... shaking an iPad is a two handed effort!
- Maybe add a dedicated "Help" icon with How-to/Getting-Started info? It might be useful for those without WiFi/3G and can't access the forum.
*Note: I haven't really used the ToolKit since January and have only played around with it on occasion to sample the new features/updates. My apologies if any of my suggestions already exist.
**Note 2: FWIW, my iPod Touch was stolen so now I'm using Toolkit on my new iPad.
