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Online Interactive University Newsletter Template

Size: 794px x 1123px

Number of pages: 14

Use this template

Page-flipping effect

Add videos, links, product tags

Include your brand elements

Share publicly or privately

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Don’t settle for the classic look and feel of a university newsletter, since a common goal is to have as many students reading it as possible. To help you get started, take a look at this customizable interactive university newsletter template, which includes go-to-page buttons, funny stickers and slow paced GIFs. You can even create short videos, related to future campus events or other news about the pandemic and the implemented changes. Make sure you don’t crowd the design with a lot of text, but try to break it down with pictures, stickers and videos. When you’re done, send it via email to your students and teachers.