 CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH THE UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE View new HTML5 virtual tours and photo-realistic 3D maps created by CampusTours The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Virtual Expeience uses CampusTours' AnyTour Template tour, configured with side mounted navigation and in a "map-dominant" perspective. Powered by the CampusTours MultiMedia Engine content management system, UMHB can make changes to the tour and map in seconds, and have those changes occur in the tour instantly. CampusTours' talented team worked closely with the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor to develop the photorealistic campus 3D map around which the Virtual Experience is based. The photorealistic artwork is created for both print and electronic use, allowing UMHB to use this map in brochures, placards and other locations. According to CampusTours visitor surveys, photorealistic maps are considered the best campus maps available today. The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Tour uses CampusTours' content-managed InteractiveVideo technology to allow users to explore the important themes discussed in the videos. Breaking videos into shorter thematic chapters and then integrating InteractiveVideo cue points into the videos allows organizations to add depth and granularity to their presentations. The AnyTour system implemented by the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor includes a full interactive map module that contains the new photorealistic campus map. Using the content management system, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor can update the map in the system whenever there are changes to the base map artwork, and can publish a new map with updated hotspots, videos, text and photos instantly. The the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Virtual Experience is based around a robust content management system that allows instantaneous updating of any aspect of presentation content, and controls the look and behavior of many tour attributes. Every single visitor session is tracked and preserved in the CampusTours StatFrame Traffic Tracking System, allowing for both aggregate and granular traffic analysis.  |