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. . Prepare a Poster Presentation How t o . Michele Earma Alma 0 To assess motivation 0 To monitor exercise participation 0 To examine link
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size, others may state other maximum dimensions in metric measurements(Europe) or inches (USA) or in or either (UK).
Mounting board (1 mm thick should provide adequate rigidity) can be bought as A0 and double imperial (40in x 30 in) sheets which can be divided into four panels. One panel will take one A3 sheet or two A4 sheets for text, or one A4 sheet and two 100 mm x 150 mm photographsor diagrams. lty various layouts of photographs, text and diagrams to make best use ot the space avallable and to m u r e that you leave appropriate borders. It is worth investing in a can of spray mounting adhesive which will allow you to make adjustments without marking the mounting board. If possible, you should have the panels laminated, as much to protea them in trensport as to enhance the presentation. At mostvemues TWMBCIBYS, the paneb on poster stands have a fettsurteca and pagters eue attechd by s q u m of Wcm stuck totherweme. PanebshouMtherekrsbe kept lightvmight. nit ts na cker on the -i hm postefs wlu be mounted, lo M yowsen hassle, go FKepared with aticky backed Velao.
Summary Although there am few boolcs aboutthe aftd poster pmmmtkm, manyofthesuggestionaautlined hen, are turther by Simmonds (1986).
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Apoetwhasmry diffemnt funQlonsfrom thoseofapaper or an oral presentation. It is partkulariy good as a means a4 introducing the presenter to interested obserwns and alkwing an informal exchange of ideas. It is thcwefore importantb r the pmsentw to be available for discussion. Hamnrer, it does mquire a fair amount of planning and eftoR to do j w t i to the work being presented.
. . Prepare a Poster Presentation How t o . Michele Earma Alma 0 To assess motivation 0 To monitor exercise participation 0 To examine link
M3n mr
5
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3 nwtm 1-2 llmtfw
Rui
mum
25 mm 15 mm 5- 10 mm
fhk wld appear IW in figure 2 opposite.
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k 8 rub ol thumb. urn the tollowing formula: d knsc or number (mm) VMng distence (mm) 200
277
ng2m.hom.chul.b. Avoid Italic fonts and any ather stylea which are not easy to read. The choice is OHen a matter of personaltaste but Hehatlca, A W a r Courlerare waddona,to use ifthey are availabb to you (fig 3).
size, others may state other maximum dimensions in metric measurements(Europe) or inches (USA) or in or either (UK).
Mounting board (1 mm thick should provide adequate rigidity) can be bought as A0 and double imperial (40in x 30 in) sheets which can be divided into four panels. One panel will take one A3 sheet or two A4 sheets for text, or one A4 sheet and two 100 mm x 150 mm photographsor diagrams. lty various layouts of photographs, text and diagrams to make best use ot the space avallable and to m u r e that you leave appropriate borders. It is worth investing in a can of spray mounting adhesive which will allow you to make adjustments without marking the mounting board. If possible, you should have the panels laminated, as much to protea them in trensport as to enhance the presentation. At mostvemues TWMBCIBYS, the paneb on poster stands have a fettsurteca and pagters eue attechd by s q u m of Wcm stuck totherweme. PanebshouMtherekrsbe kept lightvmight. nit ts na cker on the -i hm postefs wlu be mounted, lo M yowsen hassle, go FKepared with aticky backed Velao.
Summary Although there am few boolcs aboutthe aftd poster pmmmtkm, manyofthesuggestionaautlined hen, are turther by Simmonds (1986).
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Apoetwhasmry diffemnt funQlonsfrom thoseofapaper or an oral presentation. It is partkulariy good as a means a4 introducing the presenter to interested obserwns and alkwing an informal exchange of ideas. It is thcwefore importantb r the pmsentw to be available for discussion. Hamnrer, it does mquire a fair amount of planning and eftoR to do j w t i to the work being presented.