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This document provides guidelines for creating an effective scientific poster. It recommends keeping the poster simple with a clear information hierarchy and grid-based layout. The main sections should include a title, introduction, methods, results, and conclusion. Fonts and subtle colors should be used to separate information without competing for attention. An effective poster has a readable title, text, and graphics with a consistent and clean layout that identifies the creator and institution.
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- 1. Module: Scientific Communication Skills and Methods(AGRI 2130) • Salient Features of an Effective Scientific Poster Chinasamy Sheila Luxmee 1416753 Espiegle Marie Anielle 1413860
- 2. Salient features of a good poster • Keep it simple • Develop an information hierarchy • Developing a layout • Use a grid to keep items aligned and straight • Use a text hierarchy • Use a column format • Selecting fonts and using texts • Choosing and using proper colours
- 3. Developing a layout Divide your information into main sections, for example: Title -concise name of poster, contributors, organization Introduction -statement giving quick overview of poster Problem -statement of the problem Method -brief description-processes and procedures Results -outcomes, findings, data Conclusion -summary, discussion of significance of results References-Key references only
- 4. Using and choosing colours • Colours and backgrounds should be subtle. • Colour: highlight, separate, define and associate information • If it begins to compete with your information for attention then it is too strong. • Background Colour: Solid cream, beige, white. Avoid dark colours. • Black text on white: high impact and excellent readability.
- 5. Assessing posters Sample of a well design poster Sample of a poorly design poster
- 6. To conclude • Title: short and draws interest • Important information should be readable • Text: clear and to the point • Use of bullets, numbering, and headlines make it easy to read • Effective use of graphics, colour and fonts • Consistent and clean layout • Includes acknowledgments, your name and institutional affiliation