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Randolph High School Senior, Ethan Humphrey, Develops “Run Mapper” Mobile Application Now Available on iTunes
TAP into Randolph
May 29, 2020
Ethan Humphrey is entering his last few weeks as a senior at Randolph High School. During his time at Randolph, Ethan has been heavily involved in numerous honor societies. He is also President of Robotics Club and is on the board of Computer Club where he has participated in competitions like CyberPatriot where participants are tasked with securing computers against hackers. In his spare time, Ethan has used his passion for computer science to begin to work on projects that can add value to people’s lives. His latest project Run Mapper, available on iTunes today, is a brand-new mobile application he developed to help runners navigate their routines...
Randolph Students Observe Hour of Code
TAP into Randolph
January 4, 2019
Randolph students observed the international hour of code the week in December with special activities and lessons which opened up the world of code to students.
Fernbrook students in grades 1-5 celebrated the event by learning the basics of computer science as they wrote computer code using the www.code.org website, a non-profit site dedicated to teaching computer science to students. Coding is what makes it possible to create computer software, apps and websites, said media specialist Michele Savvides. “Programming (coding) skills are becoming increasingly important; quickly turning into a significant competency for the 21st century.” ...
Randolph High School Student Designs APP to Help Students and Will Attend Apple Conference
Randolph News
July 18, 2018
When it comes to computer science and technology, Ethan Humphrey of Randolph seems to be a step ahead as he has already patented his first app and mingled with other developers around the world.
A rising junior at Randolph High School, Humphrey received a scholarship to attend Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) held in San Jose, Calif., June 4 to June 8. He was selected based on his application to join 350 other developers from around the world from 42 different countries who spoke 34
different languages, he says...
Randolph High School Student Designs APP to Help Students and Will Attend Apple Conference
TAP into Randolph
May 22, 2018
Randolph High School sophomore Ethan Humphrey created the Assigned! APP to help students keep track of their assignments.
He is off to San Jose, California to attend the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference June 4-8 with other APP developers from across the globe. Ethan received a scholarship to attend the conference after inventing his APP...
At the 2015 Bermuda Tech Awards for “Most Innovative Youth Project,” app developers S9 Ethan Humphrey won 2nd place and S10 Gabriel Jones was a finalist
Saltus E-Gazette
November 20, 2015
In the “Most Innovative Youth Project” category at the 2015 Bermuda Tech Awards, S9 Ethan Humphrey placed 2nd and S10 Gabriel Jones was a finalist for the apps each developed.
S9 Ethan Humphrey designed an app that organises his school schedule: “It can show the timetable for two weeks, what homework is due and when. It can also be set to give reminders and completed work can be checked off as completed.” Ethan started making his app using the MIT app inventor last year and developed it into a student planner which fellow Saltus students can download (for free) from the Google Playstore and the Apple app store. Ethan said, “It’s made my school life easier and I hope it does the same for other students at Saltus.” Ethan has developed a similar app for Saltus teachers (also available at Google Playstore and the Apple app store). These apps can be adapted for use in other schools...
MP Commissiong Congratulates Student For App
Bernews
October 26, 2015
Rolfe Commissiong, the Shadow Minister for Human Affairs with responsibility for Workforce Development, has congratulated 13-year-old Saltus Grammar School student Ethan Humphrey for creating the “Saltus Student” app.
The app, which allows students to organize their time, can now be downloaded from Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store...
PLP praise student’s new app
The Royal Gazette
October 26, 2015
A student’s innovative new app has drawn praise from the Progressive Labour Party.
Rolfe Commissiong, the Shadow Minister for Human Affairs with responsibility for workforce development, has congratulated Ethan Humphrey for his work on the “Saltus Student” computer application...
Saltus student designs timetable app
The Royal Gazette
October 20, 2015
It’s meant to be something that a senior student could just about attempt — but Ethan Humphrey, 13, has designed and is using an app that organises his school time.
It is proving so successful he is now looking at developing the next version: to help his teachers organise their time...
13-Year-Old Ethan Humphrey Develops App
Bernews
October 20, 2015
13-year-old student Ethan Humphrey has designed and is using an app that organises his school time, and it is proving so successful he is now looking at developing the next version – to help his teachers organise their time.
Saltus Grammar School student Ethan started making his app using the MIT app inventor last term and developed it into a student planner that is now available for fellow Saltus students to download from the Google Playstore and the Apple app store...
Young Achiever: Whizzkid’s student app
The Royal Gazette
June 8, 2015
An “adventurous” Saltus whizzkid’s bid to create a student planner for mobile phones has resulted in an app that could be used in schools Island-wide.
“It’s pretty much ready,” said 13-year-old Ethan Humphrey of his Saltus app, which he developed in his own free time. In the next week or so, Ethan’s product will go up on Apple Store and Google Store for fellow students to download, while he continues to tinker and update the app’s features...