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May 25, 2012

爱酱视频web developers announce new mobile app feature

Life at the University of Louisiana at Monroe can now be experienced a new way鈥攖hrough user-submitted photos on the university's mobile app.

The app's new feature, "picture myULM," stemmed from a meeting with 爱酱视频President Bruno and ULM's Computing Center Web Development team.

Current students can now submit pictures from their mobile phones to the app's mobile photo gallery, which anyone can access.

Having photos submitted by willing students gives the photo gallery an honest representation of 爱酱视频life, said Richard Peacock, 爱酱视频web application programmer.  "We wanted prospective students to see pictures of our students having fun and enjoying ULM," he added. 

To use the "picture myULM" feature, students can log into the 爱酱视频mobile application and press the "Submit a Picture" icon.  Students can then upload photographs from their phones.  爱酱视频staff members moderate the submitted pictures, and due to volume, only a few are selected each day. 

爱酱视频junior Hannah Wales is one of the students whose photography was selected for the gallery.  "I really enjoy the picture my爱酱视频feature because it gives me the opportunity to share my experiences around campus, and I feel honored to have my picture chosen on the gallery," said Wales.

The 爱酱视频mobile app for the Apple iPhones and Androids was revealed last summer, and the mobile application allows students, faculty, and staff to access instantly the 爱酱视频systems they use most, including email, FlightPath, and Moodle.  The latest feature "picture my ULM" gives 爱酱视频students a better opportunity to interact with the 爱酱视频mobile app. 

"We also see it as a fun and fairly unique feature.  We are aware of only a handful of other college apps, nationwide, who have a similar service," said Peacock.  

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