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Enhance your online learning experience with augmented reality. Access 3D models and project demonstration videos to supplement your Southern New Hampshire University courses.

Augmented reality learning
3D models
Project demonstration videos
Experiential learning
Course supplement
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What's New in SNHU AR

1.0

May 23, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

User reviews

Junk app

This app is terrible. I don’t even think it’s affiliated with southern New Hampshire University. You can’t check your classes. You can’t log into it. You can’t even put your password that always gives you an error message. Whoever has this app is pulling some crazy stuff. Don’t get.

Doesn’t work

Downloaded it to you on the go and it doesn’t even work. Seems like the IT department needs to get busy on fixing it.

If this is worthless is the college?

Dose the college act in the same way?

Doesn’t work

This app doesn’t work. Smh

Still doesn’t work.

Worthless

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FAQ

What is the SNHU AR app?

The SNHU AR app is a free application designed to enhance online experiential learning courses at Southern New Hampshire University. It uses augmented reality to provide students with supplementary learning materials.

What kind of content can I access with the SNHU AR app?

The app provides access to 3-D models relevant to your courses, as well as project demonstration videos. This content is designed to offer a more interactive and engaging learning experience.

Is the SNHU AR app free to download and use?

Yes, the SNHU AR app is completely free to download and use. There are no costs associated with accessing its augmented reality features.

Who is the target audience for the SNHU AR app?

The app is specifically designed for students who are enrolled in online experiential learning courses at Southern New Hampshire University. It aims to supplement their existing coursework.