Week 8: Augmented Reality

Do we realize that the world has evolved digitally since the inception of technologies that has helped to make life better. Coming to the Uk as an international student, I felt lost at first because I didn’t know how to navigate my way around town. The Road network was different from what I am used to back home.it was always frustrating each time I tried to cross over and people yelled at me.Look out..it’s a carrr  coming!! as their eyes pierced at me like a knife to my soul.

Fast forward to now, I comfortably know my way around because of my constant use of Google Maps, not like I wasn’t In the know of this app, but I have found the need for it.😂. The google maps has helped me know when the road is blocked, when the trains will arrive and at an exact time.(Technology is an oracle indeed).

Augmented Reality has helped in the way most users have interacted with digital content.

As my team and I are focused on SDG 9 and how to make  fast fashion more sustainable, I feel Augmented Reality can be used to create awareness hereby showcasing the environmental,transparent supply chain, labor conditions and also possible solutions to combat some of this menace. 

This is just the Beginning!!!

Group work

After class on this day, we met at the common room of Ellen terry to further discuss on our Artifacts. EBENEZER talked about creating his 360 AR to show effects of fast fashion which he said has already been approved by Boyd. Musa and yewande was tasked with creating Adbursting poster campaigns while myself and Eucharia was to work on a digital magazine. We also decided to create a survey form to be able to ascertain the number of students in our class who were aware of fast fashion hazards. With these, we were able to overcome the obstacle for the day.

I will talk about the challenges and fights we had as a group. For now Adios!


An excerpt of survey created by yewande olorede 


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