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What is a bulletin board?

 

Introduction
 

Bulletin boards are a useful way

 
  • to make information available to a community or a group
  • to create interest in events, ideas, or products
  • to create motivation to read, and
  • to display artwork and other paper items of interest.
 

Here are some kinds of information to put on bulletin boards:

 
  • Advertisements
  • Artwork
  • Information about meetings and classes
  • Maps
  • Medical or community development information
  • News items
  • Photos
  • Posters
  • Messages
  • Stories
 
Tip:

To maintain interest, change the display on the bulletin board frequently.

Definition
 

A bulletin board is a place for posting or displaying information.

 
Also known as:
  • display board
  • notice board
Kinds
  Here are some kinds of bulletin boards:
 
  • Chalkboards
  • Pinboards
  • Magnetic boards
 

Also, sides of buildings can be used like a bulletin board.

Example
 

Here is an example of a bulletin board:

 
See also
 

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