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The document provides guidelines for creating effective poster presentations, including using images to guide layout instead of text, avoiding clutter, ensuring good color contrast, and proper alignment. It also highlights examples of poor presentation qualities like misaligned text, distracting backgrounds, and too much unbroken text without guiding images. Overall, the guidelines emphasize using a clear underlying structure, breaking up long passages with bullets or numbers, and trimming content down to only what is directly pertinent to the topic.
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- 8. Title & Authors Left to Right, Top to Bottom Flow
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- 10. Centered Image & Peripheral Explanations Title & Authors
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Editor's Notes
- Example; cover with paper that has a hole in it that just uncovers the slide First say: follow the first commandments; Show how to cover slides “ I can see that I’m running out of time, I’ll just talk faster” Say; “Let’s see, why did I put this on the slide” This concludes the advice