Throughout July of 2015, a group of 20 college students from the University of West Florida travelled across the United States visiting and working with over 20 different National Park Service (NPS) units.
The students, in collaboration with Next Exit History™ (NEH), worked with NPS staff to create engaging digital tours of each park they visited, including the creation of content for Mount Rainier National Park.
Next Exit History™ is a free GPS‐based mobile app developed by the UWF in partnership with Historical Research Associates (HRA), of Missoula Montana. NEH provides information on more than 60,000 historical sites around the world bringing the historic landscape to life and placing the information directly into visitors’ hands.
Next Exit History™ is an innovative mobile app that showcases the history and culture of over 60,000 sites globally to the exploring public. NEH is a collaborative project between the University of West Florida and Historical Research Associates, Inc. (HRA). For more information, visit www.nextexithistory.com or contact Tim Roberts at 850.661.3812 or [email protected]
