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Information should flow from left to right, top to bottom
Use logical organization of the material
Use columns –
Use symmetry
TIP – consider putting the conclusion(s) or key finding(s) in the top left corner where your reader will look first
Visually communicate research findings to an audience
Must be efficient and effective in communicating your research
Highlight the main findings or points
Pitfalls – Don’t over communicate
Posters are not a large print manuscript
Use pictures, photos, figures, infographics, graphs, or tables to communicate the information
Use color – contrasting colors visually lure the eye
Use headings – orient the reader to what they are looking at (i.e. Objectives, Methods, Results)
Use bullet format – phrases rather than full sentences
Don’t overcomplicate
Don’t use multiple fonts
Avoid shadowing or other formatting that may complicate things
Microsoft Powerpoint is an easy to use tool to create posters
Graphs and charts can be created in Microsoft Excel and exported to Powerpoint
Flowcharts and diagrams can be made by Gliffy (www.gliffy.com)
• Title
• Intro or background
• Objectives
• Methods
• Results
• Discussion
• Conclusion
• Don't Copy and Paste Abstract
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