Hasmig
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9 years ago Hi Souren, I like the general design of the posters page. When I click on the first one, the poster actually displays rather large, and I can read the text almost clearly. Why don't the others look that way, and is it possible to enlarge it even a little More? If we can't enlarge them, would it help if I took photographs of the posters and sent them to you? We don't need teachers to be able to print sections of the posters to piece them together. We just want them to be able to read online what the posters say. Is it possible create some kind of "zoom" function, like I see on clothing websites? If that's a problematic extra layer of work, it's not really necessary.
At the top of the Posters page, we should have text describing what the set of posters are, as we do on the current page: http://www.teachgenocide.com/posters/index.htm
A set of five theme-oriented instructional posters that provide a visual overview of key events related to the Genocide, its prelude, methodology, and aftermath. Each illustrated poster measures 19"x 25" and includes photographs, text, graphics and a chronology, helping students grasp essential components of each theme, and providing teachers a catalyst for further instruction, exploration and study.