Stikine Middle School student Max Voltz shows off an augmentation of KSTK’s sign during his class period with teacher Michele Galla.
Sentinel writer
When you look at a website, a business card, or just about any sign or graphical image you can imagine, you can expect to see information. That information is usually one-dimensional and does not extend beyond what you might see with your own eyes.
A group of students from Wrangell High School are working to change that, however.
An after-school “AVATAR” club led by WHS teacher Michele Galla has been working on developing a technology that will “augment” the reality of images we see every day – and make them more functional in a digital environment.
AVATAR stands for “Audio Vis...
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