Dean Deters' Poster Design

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Poster Designs for Dean Deters Goal: To be hired by schools to help teach teachers how to use technology in the classroom. Audience: School administrators, teachers Message: Google forms can save time and help with organization

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Poster Designs for Dean DetersGoal: To be hired by schools to help teach teachers how to use technology in the classroom.

Audience: School administrators, teachers

Message: Google forms can save time and help with organization

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My first picture was designed to be a poster, but I quickly realized that my message was too focused to appear on its own, and should probably be part of a mixture of information in a brochure.However, I decided to carry on, and continue with the poster theme, for the sake of continuity.

I felt limited by the pictures I had access to. I wanted the hammock to represent relaxing.

The word forms is in the Google font, with the Google color scheme.

The change on my next slide was to try a different picture to help carry my message.

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This picture helps capture the idea of wanting to organize more. Everything else remained the same.

The following slide uses this same poster, but uses the idea of contrast and alignment.

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I like how the changes I made helped my message stand out more. In another design, I right aligned the top text box (déjà vu) so the alignment through the center was more clear, along with a different color scheme and font choice.

In the next design, I tried to go with simplicity, changing the text dramatically.

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I tried to use contrast again, still using my same pictures to help carry the message. I think it may be too simple.

The next image is my final, and very different. I used contrast of size and color with fonts. I also added the contrast of horizontal and vertical lines. The picture is simple, and not the focus. For that, I reverted back to my text, highlighting a few key words to bring attention to them.

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