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Please upload the image and include the Artist Name, Title of Work and Year of Production.

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Dear Class,
This is a co-constructed repository of learning material you will contribute collaboratively to help each other learn about Pop-Up.

Your task for this page is to contribute 1 instructional Video, 1 website link and 1 image of a Pop-Up artwork. Do not upload repetitions - if someone else has already uploaded it, upload something else.

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wilbur

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wilbur

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The Ultimate Pop-Up Galaxy by Matthew Reinhart Made in 2019

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The Ultimate Pop-Up Galaxy by Matthew Reinhart Made in 2019

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wilbur

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https://youtu.be/Lm2RYojO-q8

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop-up_book

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qianrong

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qianrong

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idk who made this but i found it on google

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idk who made this but i found it on google

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qr (Artist Name, title of work and year!!!)

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manfred (Missing Details)

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https://youtu.be/Xgwq4AVPfS4

~ Zheng Yong

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https://www.cmich.edu/library/clarke/PublicPrograms/Current_Exhibit/Pages/The-Surprise-and-Wonder-of-Pop-up-Books.aspx

~ Zheng Yong

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Harry Potter: A Pop Up Guide to Hogwarts by Matthew Reinhart, made in 2018

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Harry Potter: A Pop Up Guide to Hogwarts by Matthew Reinhart, made in 2018

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~ Zheng Yong

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prfPIIcENNY

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https://www.sciencefriday.com/educational-resources/pop-up-book-engineering/

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https://youtu.be/AMbeFt8L7ol

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvCJsCQp0Xc

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https://www.imagineforest.com/blog/easy-pop-up-book-tutorial-images/

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ivan

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXJ9i8bvxOY

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https://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Pop-up-Book

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Guess How Much I Love You”By Pamela PaulDec. 14, 2011

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Guess How Much I Love You”By Pamela PaulDec. 14, 2011

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cham hong yi

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaiCpdJFLGU

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https://www.guidepatterns.com/19-ways-to-make-a-pop-up-book.php

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Title : Il était une fois
By Jose Pons and author Jean Perot made in 2010
Interpretation on Peter Pan

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Dear, students, please submit the photographs of your work here.

1. Label the title as your Name and upload the photograph.

2. Comment on a peer's work with 1 Affirmation and 1 Improvement.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c4MNvCVotI

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https://www.personalcreations.com/blog/how-to-make-a-pop-up-card

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robert subada, alice in wonderland

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https://youtu.be/m5zHquyeI9c

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Have you been considering using a popup builder for your landing page?

Are you concerned that the risk outweighs the reward?

I feel you; you're not the only one who's worried.

The thing is, pop-ups can be really effective, especially when you use them well and implement the best practices.

This article will discuss the five types of pop-ups you can use on your site, outlining the pros and cons of each. I'll make sure you're fully informed so you can make your decision with all the information you need when it comes to the choice of the appropriate pop up for your website.

Let's get rolling!

Why Use Pop-Ups at All?

You want to maximize the potential of your online presence, yeah?

You want to succeed, utilizing every new strategy available to your business, and outperform your competitors?

Then you need to go with what's been proven to work.

The case-studies are flooding in, with many businesses seeing up to a 40% drop in bounce rate on their website. We're seeing lead conversion rates of 6.39% and 2000 leads captured in only three months.

You may not like them, but they work. They generate leads, sales, and real-world dollars for you company.

So let's take a look at five ways you can use them well...

How to Use Click Pop-Ups

Click-Pop-Ups work by activating when a visitor to your website or landing page clicks on a designated link, image, or word.

They're the only pop-up that occurs because of an action. Because of this, they're the least intrusive of all pop-ups.
Here's how we use Click Pop-Ups (and how you should too):

Place a banner at the bottom of blog articles, promoting a comprehensive ebook about the same subject as the article.

Make the banner eye-catching and the content title clear and obvious.

Include a short blurb (sentence) illustrating the value of the ebook.

Connect the click pop-up code to the banner image, so the pop-up will appear when the image is clicked on.

Why is this better than sending traffic to a lead generation landing page?
Well, you'll have to try it for yourself, but our A/B tests are currently showing that we have a higher conversion rate on an ebook pop-up than we do on our ebook landing pages. Incorporating the click pop-up skips the step of opening another tab (and then loading it). This means our blog traffic gets access to the content they want faster. Speeding up the process also encourages our traffic to make a decision.

Think about it. Most blog readers who click on a banner offering a comprehensive guide want that comprehensive guide. The reasons not all of them convert on the corresponding landing page are innumerable (page loaded too slowly, something occurred around them in the real world, something distracted them on another tab, etc, etc). If we speed up the process a bit we have a smaller chance of possible leads deciding to bounce.

Make sense?

How to Use Timed Pop-Ups

Timed Pop-Ups work by appearing on a landing page or website after a visitor has remained there for a designated amount of time. Some providers allow you set it only at a few increments (10 seconds, 30 and 60, for instance). Others (like Wishpond, cough cough) allow you to test the time that works best for you, enabling you to see if 26 seconds works best, or 47, or 183.

Timed Pop-Ups are, personally, not my favorite (I'll tell you why below). If you do want to use them, I recommend you test your pop-up timing very carefully. Initially avoid going below 30 seconds on your blog pages, and don't go above 60 on your product pages.

The timing is a big deal, as you don't want to shock your traffic with a pop up on your page too soon, but neither do you want to set your pop-up to show only after that traffic has left. Check your Google Analytics to see the average time your traffic is spending on the page you want to put a Timed Pop-Up, and set it for 10-20 seconds before that average.

Scroll Pop-Ups are why I don't use Timed Pop-Ups (though test them for yourself before taking my word for it!)

The reason for this is that I implement pop-ups primarily on blog articles. I need to know that my traffic is actually invested in my content before promoting a lead-generation strategy.

And that's where Scroll Pop-Ups work perfectly. They appear when a reader (or landing page visitor) has scrolled down a certain percentage of your page or article (and not before).

This means that, when I set a Scroll Pop-Up to appear after 70% of a page has been scrolled (the amount I've found most success with), I can be reasonably sure that my visitor is actually interested in what they're looking at.

If I set a timed pop-up I may underestimate or overestimate a reader's speed or visitor's interest.
Here's how I recommend you set it up:

You'll notice that I've set this Scroll Pop-Up to appear on a page of my blog. I'll flesh out the pop-up with an ebook promotion (to drive email subscribers) and place it only on pages relevant to that ebook's content.

I've set it to appear at 70% of the way down my blog's page, meaning the reader is well into the article, but not quite finished. This means that if they aren't into the ebook I'm promoting they'll likely remain on the page to finish the content.

I've also set it to appear 3 times per week per unique visitor, an amount I've tested heavily in the past and found works best for our readers. I recommend you do the same before going ahead.

How to Use Entry Pop-Ups

Entry pop-ups are one of the most underrated (perhaps because they're one of the most dangerous) pop-ups available to online marketers like us.

They appear as soon as a landing page or website has loaded, essentially blocking a visitor from seeing the page they wanted to see until they've engaged with it.

This means that entry pop-ups appear before anybody has seen your page's image, read its USP, or had the value of engagement communicated with them in any way.

Sounds sketchy, doesn't it?

The thing is, entry pop-ups are actually awesome, if you use them right.
Here's what I recommend;

Run an online-exclusive contest or promotion (50% off the first month's subscription to your tool, for instance).

Keep this exclusive contest close to your chest, promoting it less than you have in the past.

When website traffic comes to your main page and travels through your tools, direct them towards your pricing page (as you would normally).

Instead of allowing your website visitors to see your regular pricing page, implement an Entry Pop-Up that appears as soon as they arrive on the page.

Have your Entry Pop-Up read something like "Limited time only! Get 50% off your first month's subscription to [your tool]. Promotion ends midnight tonight!" with a "Click here to get your discount" button clear and bright on the bottom.

Now I get that this sounds sales-y, and those of you more sedate, conscientious business owners and managers may be a bit skeptical of this tactic.

I get it, I was in the same boat as you only a couple weeks ago. But (as I said above), pop-ups work, and once you get over that squeamishness and the leads and sales start rolling in you'll be fine.

How to Use Exit Pop-Ups

The most common type of pop-up, exit pop-ups use "exit tracking" software to calculate when a visitor to your landing page or blog is planning on bouncing.

Exit Pop-Ups utilize mouse-tracking (yes we're getting a bit advanced here, friends) to measure cursor directionality and velocity, measuring (with impressive accuracy) when your traffic is about to close the tab, open another one or hit the "back" button on their browser.

And it interrupts them.

An Exit Pop-Up appears just as your visitor is about to bounce, encouraging them to convert on (perhaps) a CTA button they missed or an offer they didn't know about.

Consider that when your blog readers are absorbing your valuable content they're focused solely on that task. They're not, for instance, looking around the rest of your page, checking for links to your ebooks, other articles, or a product demo. They're reading, not buying.

That doesn't mean they don't want to convert or aren't interested in subscribing to your top tips, tricks, and exclusive offers. It simply means they were focused on something else when you were giving them the option.

Exit Pop-Ups ensure they're paying attention.

Here's what I recommend:

Place your Exit Pop-Up on your product landing pages and lead-generation pages, as well as blog.

Have different pop-ups for each page: offer a free demo for your product pages, an "Are you sure? pop-up for your lead generation pages and an ebook promotional pop-up for your blog site.

Ensure you're not spamming your readers or visitors with an exit pop-up every time they visit your site. Test your pop-ups appearing a maximum of three times per week.

Ensure you're not spamming existing leads or clients with your pop-ups, as nothing causes an unsubscribe faster.

If you need some inspiration, check out these examples to see how to create a good exit popup.

The crux of this entire exercise is that you need to test your pop-ups. Few pop-up providers allow you to A/B test your business' pop-ups right off the bat, so shop around for the one that suits you best.

Conclusion

Hopefully that's given you a solid understanding of the website popup and the different way you can add it to your page.

Yes, pop-ups can be an annoying part of online marketing and if they didn't work so damn well we never would have invested so much time and energy creating a tool that makes them easy for you to integrate into your marketing strategy.

They can be used to capture leads, increase sales act as a way to get answers to survey questions, and more.

But they do work well, so there ya' go.

Ready to get started with popups? Check out Wishpond's popup builder tool to get started.

P.S. Wishpond's Facebook Contest Apps make it easy to create sweepstakes, photo contests, Instagram hashtag contests & more. Looking for inspiration? Check out 25 Creative Facebook Contest Ideas You Can Use Today.

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5 Types of Popups to Use on Your Website

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Have you been considering using a popup builder for your landing page? Are you concerned that the risk outweighs the reward? I feel you; you're not the only one who's worried. The thing is, pop-ups can be really effective, especially when you use them well and implement the

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moby 🤬:pop up book

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i think i read the instructions wrong

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https://thevintageconnect.com/pop-up-art-gallery/

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Matthew Reinhart

A Pop-Up Book of Nursery Rhymes: A Classic Collectible Pop-Up

September 22, 2009

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“This book is a planetarium”, Kelli Anderson, 3 October 2017

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Creatures Of The Deep

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Zaire

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Background: Basketball court(zaire)
Subject matters: Guitar(miguel), Piano(kai), Kazoo(Ian)

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Theme -> Our hobbies
1 Background :   A photo of us ( take by week 5)
-3 matter-
a) Listen to music ( earpiece and AirPods  ) ( Mandy will paint) ( Due bef. : 2nd week of co creating  )
b) piano ( oil pastel ) ( Due bef. 1st week co-creating  )
c) Mannequin and yellow measuring tape ( sketch) ( due bef. 1st  week of co-creating )

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Background: computer(zoom call)
3 subject matter
1) desk
2) basketball court
3) bench (level1)

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Our background is the classroom
The 3 subject matter that is going to be painted is 1)paper aeroplane 2)bag 3) ipad

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Yihan will be drawing iPad.
Justin will take a picture of basketball court

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Pop up grp project
Theme cca
yfc
badminton
air scouts

Badminton
Person with a racket hitting a plane

YFC
Person flying a plane
Persons b building plane

Air scouts
A person in a tent n a campfire outside the tent
Sitting down n roasting a chicken

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Background: Things we like
Subject matters:
1. Minecraft
2. Importent stuff from CCA
3. Headphones/earphones

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