高效的学术墙报展示策略_EN.ppt

Effective Poster Presentations Jane Tougas Faculty of Computer Science Dalhousie University tougas@cs.dal.ca Outline Poster design tips Poster presentation tips Sample judging criteria Goal of Poster Presentation Stimulate interest and discussion Receive feedback on research Generate contacts Planning the Poster Decide on one concept or question Determine poster size Choose poster orientation portrait landscape Planning the Poster Choose poster style one large poster (such as 33 x 44) individual columns (such as three 11 x 48) individual pages (such as twelve 8 x 11) Choose from PowerPoint, LaTeX, FrameMaker ... Planning the Poster Allow yourself lots of time at least a week! Do not wait until the last minute things will inevitably take longer than planned Remember to allow time (and money) for printing/laminating Planning the Poster Make it easy to read Make it easy to understand People only have a few minutes per poster Poster should stand alone verbal explanations should supply details, not essentials Poster Layout Typically, use 3 to 5 columns Arrange material vertically from top left corner to bottom right corner This makes it easier for people to read, without having to move back and forth Poster Layout Determine logical sequence for material Organize material into sections Number sections to make flow obvious Arrange material into columns Poster Layout Sketch your layout before you start Poster Content Title Authors and Affiliations Introduction Methods Data and Results Conclusions and Future Work Reference and Acknowledgements Poster Text Keep it short and simple Remove all non-essential information Attract visual attention: use graphics Try for: 20% text 40% graphics 40% empty space Poster Text Left align text Double space Pick one font and stick to it Avoid italics Use larger/colored font for emphasis Use bulleted points rather than paragraphs Poster Text Remember: There is always too much text! Suggested Font Sizes Title: 96 pt A