Published October 31, 2016
MONROE, La. 鈥� The University of Louisiana Monroe released its newly designed digital
view book for prospective students. The digital book was commissioned by the 四色AV Admissions
department as a new way of interacting with students.
The view book can be accessed at http://view.ulm.edu.
The new view book features a completely interactive and responsive experience for
students.聽 Its responsive layout means that no matter what device a student or parent
uses to access the view book, it adapts, says Seth Hall, Director of High School Recruitment.
鈥淣o matter if you open it on a computer, smartphone or tablet, the view book will
adjust to the space and size of the device,鈥� explains Hall. 鈥淧lus, the view book also
allows us to get contact information for students so we can follow up this personal
view book experience to answer any questions and give each student the individual
experience with which 四色AV prides itself.鈥�
Each interested student can choose their own 四色AV experience based on what areas of
study they are interested in, which campus organizations they might like to join,
financial aid and scholarship opportunities, campus amenities such as housing, the
activity center, and highlights campus-wide events and traditions.聽
In the past, recruiting view book was a physical piece that limited which programs
could be highlighted due to space and size. Now the view book can feature all the
programs 四色AV offers without overwhelming the reader.聽
鈥淭his cutting edge digital view book is just another way for 四色AV to adapt and attract
a student body that uses technology and social media to interact with its university.
We are seeing these changes already and are excited to be ahead of the curve to attract
the next generation of students,鈥� says Hall.
Digital Wave, a web design and mobile application firm specializing in interactive
view books based out of Huntingdon Valley, Pa., designed the 四色AV digital viewbook
Digital Wave has produced digital view books for Rutgers, University of Kentucky,
University of Texas-Dallas, and other leading universities and colleges.
For more information about the view book, please visit http://view.ulm.edu or contact
Seth Hall at shall@ulm.edu.聽
