iDisagree is a debating app being developed to encourage debate among younger children and teenagers in schools. The app would have a variety of topics that are updated weekly and can be moderated. It aims to address the issue that many younger people are out of touch with important issues and spend too much time on unnecessary phone activities. The app would differ from existing debate apps by being moderated and giving users more freedom to debate topics without being limited by points systems. It has a simple, easy to use format and would be free to make it accessible to schools. The developers plan to market it through social media and by telling others about it.

1. iDisagree
By
Ajanth, Kyo, Ajan, Luca

2. Mini Elevator Pitch
We are developing a debating app
to help encourage younger children in schools
to debate about pressing issues such as global
warming by making a school friendly interface
which has a variety of different topics which
update every week, which can be moderated.

3. Who- Our target audience is children and teens in primary
schools and secondary schools.
What-It is a debating app for children and teenagers.
When- Mostly in school lessons
Where- Mostly in school
Why- To encourage younger children in schools to start
debating.

4. Problem- A lot of children are
spending a lot of unnecessary time on
their phones
Debating app: It is a friendly, social way
for children to express their different
opinions and spend less time on other
things unnecessary things such as
games whilst still having fun and
learning more about politics and other
issues which are going on in the world.

5. Debating app: we are addressing the fact
that most younger children and teenagers
are out of touch with important issues such
as global warming and other political
predicaments.

6. Should debate.org have its own app ?
Research

7. Its what the users want.
So lets beat debate.org to it.
Clearly yes ...
And lets make it better by offering it
to schools and youth groups, full of
young people.
iDisagree, encouraging young people
to debate.

8. Product Description
Debate It - the game where you score points on your
opinions!
Play against people around the world by submitting
opinions on topics. Then comes the decision on who
has made the most of their moment on the soapbox.
Are you ready for the challenge?
•Size: 5.6MB
•Version: 1.4
•Developed By: David Hollows
•Read only access to device state
•Open network sockets
•Write to external storage
•Access fine (e.g., GPS) location
•Access information about Wi-Fi
networks
•Access coarse (e.g., Cell-ID, Wi-
Fi) location
•Access the list of accounts in
the Accounts Service
•Access information about
networks
•PowerManager WakeLocks to
keep processor from sleeping or
screen from dimming
•Allows an application to receive
messages via Google Cloud
Messaging
•Minimum Operating
System: Android 2.2
•Approximate Download
Time: Less than 1 minute
Our app is different to this app because this is
mainly focused around a game, whereas ours is
moderated and the users will have more
freedom to debate about their topics, because
they wont be limited by the maximum amount
of points scored, which is what the users of this
app will mainly be aiming for.

9. Product Description
Debate Live! MortalGuidance is a user to user debate
network that lets you debate other users in live chat or
offline posts. Create your own debate topic or challenge
other users' topics! Earn points by converting users to
agree with your premise. Every premise shows how
many users agree, disagree, converted or undecided.
Popular debate topics include political debate, religious
debate, conspiracy theories, live debate and social
issues.
Size: 1MB
•Version: 1.0.6
•Developed By: Earth blood Open
network sockets
•Access the vibration feature
•Access information about
networks
•Minimum Operating
System: Android 2.1
•Approximate Download
Time: Less than 30 seconds
Our app is better than this app because this app isnt
moderated, which means that anyone could post
malicious/inappropriate comments on other peoples
posts. This could lead to flame wars and the debates
would just turn into unintelligent insults.

10. [Home Page]
Home page where you can see the Most
Popular and Most recent Debates. This
updates weekly so that you can get into
debates with a lot of people.
Search bar, if you wanted to
see all the Debates with a
certain keyword

11. [Topics Page]
Has a list of topics, so that you can easily see all
the debates posted within that topic, For
example, The environment, Politics, The future,
Technology.

12. [More]
This page allows you to sign in and
out, customize your profile, has a link
to our website and shows term of
conditions.

13. Debate Page
This page is a brief mock up
of what the debating page
would look like after the user
chose on a topic.

14. Feasibility
Data & technical
We have learnt that technically, our app would be quite
easy to make, as it only requires a simple (but
effective!) format similar to something like Instagram,
so it would not require extra effort to make it user
friendly and easy to use without the risk of users
losing interest because the app is too complex to
handle. A problem we could run into is that initially
when the app is launched we might have an issue with
putting in topics at the beginning.

15. Business Case
Our business model is free, because we want to
make It as easy as possible for schools all over the
country to get this app for the students of the app.

16. Marketing Strategy
We are going to spread our app by social media
and we will tell everyone we know about the app.
We will also have a survey to see how many
people will actually use the app.
Another way we can spread the app is by making a
website with all the information about our app on
it.