Online Media
Create multimedia projects your audience can view online.
Online presentations have the power to be interactive. You can share your presentation online by providing a link or URL.
Whether you want to create a web flyer with a vertical stream of information, an interactive image with a single background, or a poster with a collage of images, you can hyperlink websites and embed additional images, video, and audio.
Smore Create a digital flyer (like a single web page, and you control who can access it). You can add photos, embed videos, and link sites. You can even embed a Google Form for collecting responses. (Free account allows you to make 5 flyers.) (This page was made using Smore.) | Thinglink Add text, photos, videos, audio, and hyperlinks to a background image to create a multimedia interactive image. The site provides tutorials to help you learn tips and tricks. | Glogster Combine text, images, video, and audio with this digital storytelling tool. (Free trial only lasts 7 days, or you can purchase a license with unlimited posters for $29.99.) |
Smore
Create a digital flyer (like a single web page, and you control who can access it). You can add photos, embed videos, and link sites. You can even embed a Google Form for collecting responses. (Free account allows you to make 5 flyers.)
(This page was made using Smore.)
Thinglink
Add text, photos, videos, audio, and hyperlinks to a background image to create a multimedia interactive image. The site provides tutorials to help you learn tips and tricks.
Glogster
Combine text, images, video, and audio with this digital storytelling tool. (Free trial only lasts 7 days, or you can purchase a license with unlimited posters for $29.99.)

Guiding Questions:
Layout
- Does my organization make sense in relation to my content? (linear for progressive or sequential info, random for varied topics with no order necessary)
Design
- Did I choose my image(s) appropriately to reflect my topic?
- Does my background and color scheme support my topic without distracting?
- Is my text font legible? Did I use consistent font(s)? (try not to use more than 3 fonts)
- Have I organized my media well?
Is my text free of errors?
Is my presentation user-friendly?