It is a simple inexpensive device that can be placed either outdoor, or indoors. A soft board that will hold pins or tacks is most suitable. It can perform basic communication functions. It can attract attention, stimulate interest, deliver a message and promote action. Items generally used on a bulletin board include photographs, cut-out illustrations from publications, drawings, specimens, notices, posters and wall news papers.
Place the bulletin board against the entrance or on a well lighted place where the people are likely to assemble or pass through. Fix it firmly on a stand or on the wall, at eye level.
Collect and prepare suitable materials for display. Present only one or two relevant topics at a time. Arrange materials in an orderly and interesting manner. Avoid unrelated materials and overcrowding.
Use colour harmony and balance. Caption all illustrations give a suitable title to the display. Change materials regularly and keep the bulletin board up-to date and tidy.
Bulletin boards can be made effective in many ways:
Choose a location where the board will be seen.
It should be placed at a height that is appropriate to the viewers and there should be adequate light so that it can be easily seen