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This document provides guidance on creating and presenting a poster. It discusses that posters are large printed placards or announcements that advertise or publicize an idea or message. The goals of a poster presentation are to promote and explain research work at conferences by stimulating interest and discussion and generating contacts. The document offers tips for designing posters such as formulating ideas, knowing the audience, using a visual sequence and logical flow, and including sections for the title, authors, introduction, methods, results, conclusions, and references. It recommends keeping text short and simple while using graphics for visual attention and emphasizing empty space. Guidance is also provided on title design, colors, graphics, and how to effectively present the poster.
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- 1. Poster presentation Submitted to : Dr.Saqalain Submitted by: Group no # 11 Group members Sajid ALI 17957 Hamza Saleem 17958 Salahudin khan 17959 Wali zahid 17956
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- 3. Poster designing process.. • Formulate and articulate your ideas. • Know about your target audience. • What do you want to achieve with the poster. Layout of poster: • Try to create a visual sequence. • No need to fill every inch. white space is good. • Use two-three main colors. • Be consistent e.g. use a single color for all headings.
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- 7. Poster contents.. • Title • Author and affiliations. • Introduction • Methods • Data and result • Conclusions and feature work. • References and acknowledgements.
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