Category: flutter

On Thursday, April 11th, Gynzy hosted a Flutter Holland meetup at our office in ‘s-Hertogenbosch. One of my colleagues delivered an insightful presentation titled “Not Your Average Flutter Migration: Moving From a Complex Web App to a Multi-Platform Flutter App.“

To conclude the presentation, we showcased an interactive quiz that I hosted, demonstrating the interactivity within our Flutter app. The quiz performed flawlessly for the developer audience in attendance.

Preview the Quiz

As an extension to our interactive quiz tool, we introduced an Open Question feature for students to respond to open-ended questions from the teacher.

Here’s how it works:

• Teachers launch an Open Question session directly from the Gynzy board.
• Students answer on their own devices, like Chromebook or iPads.
• Responses appear live on the whiteboard, providing real-time feedback.

Personal contributions

Collaborating with my colleagues, I:

• added the open question functionality to the Gynzy student app, building upon the foundation laid by the interactive quiz.
• Developed the Open Question teacher tool as a web component, enabling teachers to manage their open-ended questions on the Gynzy board.

Used frameworks: Flutter, Lit Element, Ember

For more information (in Dutch) visit:
https://www.gynzy.com/nl-nl/blog/activeer-je-klas-met-de-open-vraag-tool

Today we released the interactive quiz, an important addition to Gynzy.

The key features are:

1. Teachers can craft their own quiz questions, including text and images.
2. Students can join the quiz on their own devices (via the Gynzy app or a web browser). This app is developed in Flutter.
3. Teachers can start interactive sessions in the Gynzy board, invite students and manage them.

Personal Contributions

During this project, I served as the Scrum Master and also contributed as a Developer. Our team included two external developers from abroad, and I guided them throughout the development process. My specific contributions included:

• Collaborated with a colleague to define the application architecture, including the communication protocol.
• Contributed to the web component tool for teachers, allowing them to manage quizzes, create new ones, and initiate interactive sessions.
• And helped developing the interactive section within the Gynzy board, enabling teachers to start interactive sessions and invite students.

For more information (in Dutch) visit:
https://www.gynzy.com/nl-nl/blog/klassenquiz