This year, during the 2020 AP exams, thousands of students had trouble with the mere five minutes they were allotted to upload pictures of their work.
The Problem...
Unfortunately, many were not able to successfully submit pictures due to the sluggish methods they used, including emailing and uploading to Google Drive. As the pandemic continues, students are forced to do the same in the virtual classroom environment in preparation for (potential) online AP exams this year. From personal experience, attempting to transfer a picture from my phone to my laptop and converting it into a pdf (required by my teacher) is extremely nerve-wracking. Failure to take a picture, upload, convert, and submit in time results in a deduction of points. This is extremely unfair to students who either do not have the resources to easily transfer the image or don't have the internet speed to do so in a conventional way.
Why is this a viable solution?
To solve this problem, I set up an FTP server on my phone and connected it to my laptop's filesystem. However, this is not a feasible option for most students, and many just want a simple solution to this problem.
That's where bunnimage comes in
The solution is easy to use and solves our problem in the simplest way possible. No apps need to be installed, no FTP servers need to be deployed, no worries about whether you have an Android or Apple phone—you just need to open one webpage on your sending and receiving device. Instead of having to create an email, attempt to send it (only to encounter the dreaded "Do you want to send without a subject?" message), and finally refresh frantically on your computer, bunnimage allows for easy upload and quick download!
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