Yes! Links give your poster another dimension and allow your readers some interactivity engagement.
Printed Posters
These links go to If You Give a Mouse a Cookie.
| Shortened Link | https://bit.ly/3wJAfNF |
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| QR Code |  |
Digital Posters / ePosters
You can embed the link directly on the poster. Make sure it has descriptive text instead of displaying the full link.
| Yes | One of my favorite kids books is If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. |
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| No | One of my favorite kids books is If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (https://saalck-wku.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01SAA_WESTKY/1f7ccha/alma9911815117202637). |
There are plenty of free websites out there (see below for examples). However, some websites are freemium, meaning they offer only so much services for non-subscribing users. Be aware of these websites - bitly is freemium. If you don't create a lot of content all the time, then the free services are sufficient. If you use them regularly or need more than what the free services are, then subscribe for a few months.
If you use a Google Forms survey, Google provides a shortened link in their distribution options.