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PRINTED AV AIDS (LEAFLET AND PAMPHLET) SUBMITTED BY :- Mr.Mahaveer Swarnkar

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PRINTED AV AIDS(LEAFLET AND PAMPHLET)

SUBMITTED BY:-Mr.Mahaveer Swarnkar

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PRINTED AIDSPrinted aids combine words, pictures, and

diagrams to convey accurate and clear information. It can be read at any available time and can be kept for record.

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CONT……..

It include • posters, • leaflets • pamphlets, • circular letters, • newspapers,

and• magazines.

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PAMPHLETIt is an unbounded booklet, without a hard cover or

binding. It may consist of a single sheet of paper that is printed on both sides and folded in half, in third, or in fourths or it may consists of a few pages that are folded in half and stapled at the crease to make a simple book.

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STYLES OF PAMPHLET1. The tutorial style2. Using the frequently asked question

style3. The testimonial style

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The tutorial style –• it is basic style .• it basically involves easing in to the topic of the

pamphlet so that the reader reading it gradually understands the content.

• It can be done by using different sections by explaining every step, producing key definition of the hardest words that they have to tackle in to the pamphlet.

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Using the frequently asked question style.-• It preparing by frequently asked question

format, • this involves listing down the frequently

asked questions about pamphlet topic and answers are provided afterwards .

• By this Reader can centre on to the area of the pamphlet with their question and read the information they want. ?

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The testimonial style. –• it is just like a story telling mode. A story is

narrated about the pamphlet issue and concepts are introduced one by one.

• It make the learning process ease for most learners as they see how all concepts are united together

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Advantages.

• They cheap to produce and can be distributed easily.

• Important tool for political protest and political campaigning.

• This can be very useful for advertisers as compared to advertising on the Internet.

• It can be use in a particular geographical area.

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• They can fit a pocket or diary or the purse so it is for individuals to carry them home and read latter.

• They can be distributed in many ways or easily. E.g. - handed out in the streets or inserted in the newspapers or left in the post-boxes.

• They are easy and simple to produce.

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• They are very cost effective and consumer friendly.

• They are very attractive and bright.

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Disadvantages .

• Pamphlets should be stored carefully.

• Can be easily crushed and torn when shelved along with hard cover books. So it should be kept in file folders in a file cabinet , or kept in boxes and kept it on shelves vertically same as books.

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• Pamphlet are not always used up fully before they expire or require changes and therefore are a waste of paper, toner and ink

• A pamphlet is delivered, mailed or handed out specifically to customers by paying cost someone to mail the brochures or hand deliver them to other customers.

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• This medium may not always give you a wide reach. Like Internet can target a global audience.

• Pamphlet have a limited space that is not enough to reel detail information

• A pamphlet, even when printed on recycled paper, is not an eco-friendly means of advertising.

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LEAFLETS

Leaflet is a small book usually having a paper of cover. a leaflet referred to as any piece of printed information It includes fact sheets ,guides, small booklets, and distributed without charge .

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Categories of leaflet.

• Persuasive. • Informative.• Directive.

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• Persuasive – attains the objectives through use of reason . facts are presented so that the reader is convinced that the conclusion reached by the propagandist are valid

• Informative – factual ,in presenting facts previously unknown to the readers , it create curiosity .

• Directive- it is used to direct and control activity of ungrounded forces

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Guideline for organizing the content of the leafletsHeading –

1. It is most important part, 2. It should be eye catching.3. It should be brief, summarizing the

theme by using short, forceful word

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Sub-heading –• used when it is impossible to summarise

the text in the main heading and further explanation is needed to pointed out the significance of message

• It should be separate paragraph and bring gaps between heading and text.

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Text-• the first sentence of the text should

contain the substance of message with the facts.

• the text should be simple and to the point• presents only one theme. If more than one

theme is used, they should be closely related.

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• Picture.-use photographs to convey the same message.

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Disadvantages• A high illiteracy reduces the effectiveness of

printed materials.• Printing requires special and logistical

supports.• It is time consuming and costly.• Development of effective printed material

requires trained and knowledgeable persons.

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THANK YOU