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19 May 2026

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Learning Objectives
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
• explain what an APK is ?
• prepare HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, and sound files for mobile app conversion
• use Node.js and npm to install Capacitor
• install Android Studio
• use Capacitor to create an Android app from web files
• open the app project in Android Studio
• test the app on an emulator or Android phone
• build an APK file
Note:
• HTML = for example game structure (what you see)
• CSS = for example game design (how it looks)
• JavaScript = for example game movement and logic also Action (what moves and happens) meaning JavaScript controls what HTML shows and how CSS behaves.
• Android Studio = builds the Android APK
• Capacitor = turns website into mobile app

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