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Identify the function of the available iOS technologies.  \n2. Identify the content view that will appropriately display data given a design scenario.  \n3. List the views that are used primarily for interaction and are temporary.  \n4. Differentiate the use guidelines between a navigation bar, toolbar and a tab bar.  \n5. Demonstrate how to add a tab with an icon and title that is associated with a scene to the tab bar.  \n6. Create an application that uses the Tab Bar template.  \nLEARNING SEQUENCE  \n\n|  |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Required Reading | Read the following:\u003Cbr>• Lesson 2 : Human Interface Guidelines and Design |\n| Resources | View the following:\u003Cbr>• Xcode 5 Tutorial: iOS 7 Core Location: How To Get Current Location (13:45)\u003Cbr>•  iOS7 App Icon Design in Photoshop (8:56) Other resources:\u003Cbr>iOS Human Interface Guidelines accessed through the Apple Developer website > iOS icon > iOS Human Interface Guidelines |\n| Assignments | Complete the following:\u003Cbr>1. Practice Exercise – Tab It\u003Cbr>2. Quiz 2 |\n\nThis work by the National Information Security and Geospatial Technologies Consortium (NISGTC), and except where otherwise noted, is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.  \nAuthoring Organization: Collin College  \nWritten by: Original Author, Elizabeth Pannell; Edited Version, Susan Sands  \nCopyright: © National Information Security, Geospatial Technologies Consortium (NISGTC)  \nKEY TERMS  \nAs you read your lesson, pay close attention to the key terms and phrases listed throughout the lesson. These terms and concepts are important to your understanding of the information provided in the lesson.  \nINSTRUCTION  \nLesson 10 looked at the first two sections, UI Design Basics and Design Strategies, of iOS Human Interface Guidelines. This lesson will highlight concepts from the last three sections, iOS Technologies, UI Elements, and Icon and Image Design. Open the iOS Human Interface Guidelines document.  \n1. Browse to the Apple Developer website.  \n2. Select the iOS Apps icon.  \n3. Click on the iOS Human Interface Guidelines link.  \nKeep this document open for reference throughout the lesson.  \niOS Technologies  \nThere are numerous iOS technologies that a developer can incorporate into an app that support common tasks that iOS device users expect. The following iOS technologies are listed alphabetically.  \niAd Rich Media Ads  \nRevenue can be generated in apps by iAds. There are three different styles of ads that may appear in the  \napp.  \n1. Standard Banner: The standard banner ad is a small area of the screen that displays the ad. It is usually at the bottom of the screen and remains present on the screen while the app is running.  \n2. Medium Rectangle Banner: This ad stays the same size (300pt x 250pt) . 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