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The UT Austin tower at night
By Sarah WelshIn Digital Archiving, Locative Media, Multimodal Writing, News, Pedagogy, Software and Web ToolsPosted October 11, 2016

Using Raugmenter to Map the 1966 Tower Shooting

1966 tower shooting, Augmented Reality, Raugmenter
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By Sarah A. RiddickIn Locative MediaPosted October 5, 2016

Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality and Future Reality, Oh My!

Augmented Reality, digital humanities, Virtual Reality
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By Jake CowanIn AccessibilityPosted September 14, 2016

To Catch ’em All, Campus Needs to be Accessible

AR, Augmented Reality, Games
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By Sarah A. RiddickIn Games, Pedagogy, Software and Web ToolsPosted July 12, 2016

The New View-Master Takes on Augmented Reality; Should We Take it Into the Classroom?

AR, Augmented Reality, digital humanities, experimentation, Games, Pedagogy, play, smartphones, Virtual Reality
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By Sarah WelshIn Locative MediaPosted May 5, 2016

Augmented Reality: Just Another Marketing Tool?

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By Sarah Noble FrankIn Blog PostPosted April 27, 2016

Digital Pedagogy Showcase: Google Tours in the Writing Classroom

Augmented Reality, Locative Media, Pedagogy, Tools
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By Sarah A. RiddickIn Accessibility, Hardware and Devices, Locative MediaPosted April 21, 2016

Augmented Reality Has Arrived and It’s Ready to Be Analyzed! Well, Almost.

AR, Augmented Reality
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By Sarah A. RiddickIn Locative MediaPosted April 13, 2016

Experimenting in the Digital Humanities

Augmented Reality, digital humanities, experimentation
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By Sarah WelshIn Locative MediaPosted April 1, 2016

Anxiety? There’s an App for That

Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality
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A hand is holding up a smartphone that shows an AR-app in use. The screen looks like the camera mode is on, but there are three translucent boxes overlaid on the streetview, which show the names of three locations on a German street that have free wifi, as well as their wifi's signal strength and the walking distance to each location.
By Sarah A. RiddickIn Hardware and Devices, Locative MediaPosted March 21, 2016

Augmented Reality and Smartphones: Friends or Foes?

AR, Augmented Reality, Locative Media, smartphones, spatial rhetoric
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