University Yearbook Hides Bonus Content In Augmented Reality Features

05/01/14

Written By:

Tiffany Nesbit

University of Tampa produces first 3D yearbook.

Contrary to popular belief, high school is not the best time of anyone's life- but college just may be. Starting college is starting a journey of self discovery. We learn about our likes and dislikes, try different sports and clubs, fall in love and live away from home for the first time, decide on a career path, and learn how to use our voices. Yearbooks were created for the many of us who cherished that time, they are a way to help us hold on to all the memories we made. Seeing how yearbooks are a treasured item for many, it is surprising to know that throughout history, yearbook has stayed relatively the same. Until now.

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