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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 18, 2014
  • October 31, 2024
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This app enhances a drawing book by linking printed pages to online video tutorials. Readers can use their devices to access over 10 hours of advanced video content, keeping the educational material current with rapidly advancing techniques.

AR trigger image integration
Direct link to online tutorials
Over 10 hours of video content
Updates with advancing techniques
Companion app for a physical book
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What's New in h2Dr

3.13

October 31, 2024

All new build, modernizing all components. Videos load much faster.

User reviews

No sound

As some others reviewer also pointed out there still is no sound. The integration of the videos on the page is done very well which is why it’s very disappointing that this issue still isn’t fixed and apparently won’t be fixed. That sadly lowers the value of the product immensely

No captions

YouTube has captions, why not these videos?
Book seems good.

no audio

cannot hear any audio in the video i playing from the book

No sound

The videos have no sound

Great addition to reading.

Thank you for taking the time to add these videos. I was hesitant to read and watch videos additionally but today I gave the videos a shot. The videos really help solidify what’s being taught.

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FAQ

What does the h2Dr app do?

The h2Dr app acts as a companion to the 'How to Draw' book. It uses trigger images within the book to link readers directly to online video tutorials, enhancing the learning experience with digital content.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include augmented reality integration with a physical book, direct access to over 10 hours of online video tutorials, and the ability to keep learning material current with advancing techniques.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the h2Dr app is free to use. However, it requires a physical copy of the 'How to Draw' book to access its full functionality and an internet connection to view the video content.

What devices is the h2Dr app compatible with?

The app is designed to be used with iPhones and iPads. An internet connection is also required to stream the video content.

How does this app help with learning to draw?

This app bridges the gap between a physical book and digital learning resources. By scanning trigger images, users can instantly access extensive video tutorials that demonstrate drawing techniques, making the learning process more interactive and up-to-date.