Tinyme: Storytelling Made More Fun with Augmented Reality

By Libby Jane Charleston
on 15 November 2016

While personalised childrenโ€™s books are gaining in popularity, Australian company Tinyme is taking the concept a step further by incorporating an element of augmented reality into learning and storytelling.

At first glance, The Amazing Alphabet looks like just another personalised book. But when itโ€™s paired with the official app, the book comes to life in front of the childโ€™s eyes as they see the book characters jump off the page.

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โ€œIโ€™ve always encouraged them to have a deep love for reading. Iโ€™ve also spent quite a bit of time playing around with a bunch of pretty cool kids apps,โ€ Wilson said.

โ€œAs someone who founded a studio which writes, illustrates, develops software and even physically prints personalised books for kids, Iโ€™m really excited by what our team at Tinyme has created.โ€

The Amazing Alphabet is custom printed for each child with the childโ€™s name included throughout. The app plays music and sound effects to complement the story and it can also read the story to the child.

Itโ€™s recommended for kids aged under 8 and the app is free and available for iPhone or Android phones.

https://www.tinyme.com.au/the-amazing-alphabet-book

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