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For Social Media Poster(s)<\/h3>\n
Illustrator or Photoshop will give you more tools; Adobe Spark will help you create a quick poster, and export the same layout in different social media formats (like FB banner, Instagram image etc):<\/div>\n
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Adobe Spark Post:<\/div>\n
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Poster should have<\/div>\n
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  1. Background image(s) tho show some aspect of your project–we want to see it<\/li>\n
  2. Capstone title, your name; NMD 499, Prof Joline Blais<\/li>\n
  3. Select facts to explain your capstone–hints are ok; you need to lure in your audience<\/li>\n
  4. QR code\/ URL or other way to get to your project info, eg if your project has a website, or an App Store URL<\/li>\n
  5. Your student URL on the New Media Website: \u00a0(coming…)<\/li>\n
  6. Date: \u00a0Everyone should put in May 5 as that is the final exam time & last capstone date<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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    Sample posters from last year below\u2014consider that your audience will be virtual\u2014on social media; \u00a0and note that your time\/place will be just dates we select as a class (based on Slack Poll), and a URL for the website we\u2019ll use to feature your videos:<\/div>\n
    https:\/\/umaine.edu\/newmedia\/category\/capstone\/capstone-2020\/<\/a><\/div>\n
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    Posters should be in 3 sizes (Adobe Spark post will export in all 3 sizes from the same project (it will reconfigure the elements for you\u2014a neat trick):<\/div>\n
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    Instagram: 1080 X 1080 pixels<\/div>\n
    Facebook: 1200 X 628 pixels<\/div>\n
    TWitter 1200 X 670 pixels<\/div>\n
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    Adobe Spark Post Instructions:<\/h3>\n