Hi Y'all!
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of presenting for an Undergraduate Research Group at my university. When they initially asked me about presenting about visual presentations, I had to think back to the numerous presentations that I have been fortunate to facilitate all over America.
Then, I thought about the items that I wish I would have had on site when I saw the place where I needed to place my poster. So, I decided to make a "Poster Presentation Survival Kit". This kit contains: masking tape, t-pins, white out, sharpie markers, and cuticle clippers (to serve as scissors for your poster (just in case)).
The presentation was well received and they asked for a copy. I was very impressed with this group and their questions focused on research and the presentation process. We also had a great conversation about presenting information that has not yet been published.
Here's the presentation:
Here are some additional resources. Thanks UNC, UC Davis, and Bucknell!
Designing Effective Posters: Poster Templates - UNC University Libraries
How To Make An Effective Poster- UC Davis - Undergraduate Research Center
Designing Effective Posters - Bucknell University
Enjoy! Please let me know if you have any questions.
Dr. Jennifer Edwards
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