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1 Poster session Date and time have changed! Will be announced!! Show off your projects Get experience See what others have done Faculty graders; peer graders Refreshments Award for best presentation (cert + sub to Sci. Illustrated) Approx 8 honorable mentions Look good on resumés... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 1
2 What to Do Prepare poster display (more later) Individual assignment, not team (You will get a number later) Prepare 4-min talk 4-min questions and answers Present paper to 1 faculty grader Approx 6 fellow students N guests Eat cinnamon buns, fruit plate, whatever... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 2
3 How to give (any) oral presentation 1. Direct presentation to educated but uninformed audience Not professor or other specialists, but rather (say) Junior in Physics Someone who s had Physics 200, little quantum mechanics, for example, or Senior in Biology, ME Baumeister s Law: You can t insult people by telling them something they already know... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 3
4 2. Organize talk as paper Introduction (introduce self as well as topic) Middle Conclusion (ask for questions) But also allow time for questions Timing is important don t go over, don t go under (Conferences often have parallel sessions)... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 4
5 3. Use visual aids as much as possible Avoid unnecessary frills (chartjunk) Simple bullets: or maybe but not or No fancy background, no frames, small or no logo No shading, good contrast Use color sparingly Make sure slide is intelligible in B&W before adding color Limit mathematics to bare minimum Use telegraphic style No (or few) verbs of to be No (or few) articles (a, an, the)... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 5
6 4. Figures Strip graphs down to essentials Make sure axis labels, data legible from rear of room No Gatesian legend label curves directly on graph Use schematic drawings rather than photographs of equipment Unless photos uncluttered, convey information clearly Prepare slides understandable to reader who has not heard talk Good practice, and Someone always asks for copy of slides!... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 6
7 5. Talk directly to audience Face audience, not screen When appropriate, stand near screen Make eye contact Talk to back of room Use pointer to direct attention to salient points on screen But don t just read screen; paraphrase Um, like, avoid saying um if possible Silence is, um, golden... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 7
8 How to present a poster paper What is the purpose of a poster presentation?... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 8
9 How to present a poster paper What is the purpose of a poster presentation? Same as any other paper, plus: Seen by people who do not hear talk More personal interaction individualize discussion develop rapport with prospective employer, client Different kind of audience gives feedback Contacts sell product (self, if looking for job) Poster paper is equal to any paper in regular session... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 9
10 Triptych Paolo di Giovanni Fei The Presentation of the Virgin, c \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 10
11 Poster Board Tell A Meaningful Title Abstract (if you insist) Continued Story Catchy figure maybe Shown with single sheets But you can make it monolithic with PowerPoint... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 11
12 Posters Legible from 2-3 meters Use minimum 24-point type when possible Use minimum 1.5 line spacing Use sans serif font for legibility Use short, clipped phrases for easy readability No sentences, no paragraphs, no articles (a, an, the), no to be verbs; 1-2 lines maximum Use plenty of white space White or very light pastel paper only 2.5-centimeter margins No frame around page... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 12
13 Use minimum 2-point rules Do not draw frame around text Lines (Rules) Figures Make each figure at least 1/3 of page Do not put frame around any figure (adds clutter, wastes space) Do not show grid, or right or top ticks Limit text inside figures Do not draw one line, tick, symbol, or zero you do not need Add color only after you are sure figure is intelligible in black and white... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 13
14 Equations Work equations into text just as in written paper Equation x = y (1) is represented by line at 45. Not Equation (1) is represented by a line at 45. x = y (1)... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 14
15 Tables Need to be legible from distance Remember format... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 15
16 Common errors Table 1. Caption is far too long for the width of the table. Table 2. Cells too wide and justified poorly. Source Wavelength, nm Etc. Sodium 589 Etc. Helium Etc. Etc. Table 3. Too many rules.... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 16
17 As above: Color Use color sparingly And only when necessary Make the figure intelligible in black-and-white Only then add color Use white or pastel background Remember not to clutter yr graphs:... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 17
18 Caption in wrong place Useless coefficient Dependent variable Fig. 1. Graph according to Gates Usually too many sig figs y = x R 2 = Ugly rules Points shd not be connected when best-fit line shown Ugly box Series1 Linear (Series1) Ugly gray background Independent variable Axes in wrong places Useless frame... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 18
19 Strip graphs to essentials Dependent variable (unit) y = 1.00x Independent variable (unit) Fig. 2. Properly formatted graph... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 19
20 Worth 10 % of grade Assignment Submit draft of posters next Tuesday by 4 pm Get back following Thursday To extent possible, submit: Actual (computer-generated) posters you will display Layout of poster board or smallish PP printout Physics 471. Evaluation sheet for poster drafts Score Gets name right 6 Has good content Well formatted, not cluttered Uses telegraphic style, no sentences Legible from 3 m Sum... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 20
21 PH 471-2, Evaluation sheet for poster paper Name Grade Grader s name Exceeds Meets expectations Needs to ex- improve Introduction: 1. Introduces self, project Yes No 2. Introduces clear central idea Body: 1. Supports main idea 2. Understandable to uninformed audience 3. Provides technical details 4. Shows good organization Conclusion: 1. Ties presentation together OR invites questions Yes No Time limits: 1. Fills time effectively (3-5 min) Yes No Visual aids: 1. Clear, readable 2. Legible from 3 m away 3. Uncluttered, outline form, no sentences, paragraphs 4. Support, complement presentation 5. Understandable on own 6. Enough (not too many or too few) Yes No Sound: 1. Clear volume and pronunciation 2. Good diction 3. Absence of verbal tics (um, like, y know) 4. Good response to questions Miscellaneous: 1. Good posture, attitude, appearance 2. Good eye contact 3. Competent use of visual display Inadequat e (0-7)... \wpdocs\srdesn\posters.doc Page 21
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