Suncoastnews.com wrote an article last week about the yearbook staff from J.W. Mitchell High School in New Port Richey, Fla., another Walsworth Yearbooks school that is making a huge impression with their audience by using the Yearbook 3D platform in the 2014 yearbook.
The Mitchell book has 25 images that transform into videos when scanned with the free app provided by Walsworth augmented reality partner Aurasma.
The yearbook staff at Plant City High School in Plant City, Fla., used Walsworth’s Yearbook 3D app for the first time this year with their 2014 book, and the technology is earning rave reviews.
Local newspaper the Plant City Times & Observer visited the school last week to write an article about this year’s book and Yearbook 3D.
The yearbook staff at new Walsworth school Sequoyah High in Madisonville, Tenn., is excited about the possibilities the Yearbook 3D mobile app has created for them.
According to this recent article in local newspaper The Advocate & Democrat, Sequoyah and Walsworth will be creating the “first 3D yearbook in Monroe County.”
The yearbook staff at Beloit Memorial High School in Beloit, Wis., recently attracted the attention of local newspaper the Beloit Daily News due to the way they will be using Walsworth’s Yearbook 3D platform with their 2014 yearbook.
The Beloiter plans on including around 120 student video interviews in the book, as well as footage of the Homecoming football game and other events. And of course, all of the videos will be viewable for readers simply by scanning with their mobile device.
Walsworth’s exclusive augmented reality mobile app Yearbook 3D continues to draw crowds and attract attention across the country.
Take a look at these impressive new videos!
A few weeks back here in the Yearbooks Blog, we wrote about the yearbook staff at West Morris Central High School in Chester, N.J., and the Yearbook 3D cover they created for their 2013 yearbook.
The staff loved the animated Yearbook 3D cover, and all the positive feedback they’ve been getting for it. That response has continued with some more cool coverage, this time from local newspaper the Daily Record.
The 2013 Tribe yearbook from Sherando High School in Stephens City, Va., became one of only a handful of schools to use Walsworth’s new Yearbook 3D mobile app this year and the local media has taken notice.
Sherando’s yearbook staff was recently featured in an article by local newspaper The Northern Virginia Daily, and the yearbook staff was also covered by a local TV station.
The Talisman yearbook from West Morris Central High School in Chester, N.J., is one of only a handful of schools to become an early adopter of Walsworth’s new Yearbook 3D mobile app this year.
West Morris Central had an animation created for their book’s cover, and the early returns have been overwhelmingly positive. This week, the yearbook was featured in an article by local paper the Long Valley Patch.
Check out this article from the Tampa Bay Times, as the positive buzz just continues to grow around Walsworth’s new mobile app Yearbook 3D.
Times reporter Danielle Parquette visited Palm Harbor High School on yearbook distribution day when students got their first look at the book, which is making use of Yearbook 3D on the cover and images on the inside.
The buzz is continuing to grow about Walsworth’s exclusive new mobile app, Yearbook 3D!
Local TV station WATE in Knoxville, Tenn., visited Roane County High School to talk with the yearbook staff and local Walsworth yearbook rep Jackson Stoess about Yearbook 3D.
