Smore.com – creating flyers

Published in All Grades, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies on January 11, 2013

smoreFlorida teacher, Yvonne Akers, sent this site along. Smore.com is a flyer-generator with which teachers and students can create beautifully designed pages to share electronically. Not only is it a tool that will facilitate the construction of flyers but the templates will provide examples of good design principles that students can mimic in their own design work. The interface is intuitive as users are asked to choose a category, add a title and then the rest is up to them. When complete, the document can be printed (and thus saved to pdf), sent by email or shared via social networking. There are privacy settings, analytics and advanced tools to integrate the document with your domain.
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The URL: http://www.smore.com

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