Makakuha ng mga solusyon sa iyong mga katanungan sa Imhr.ca, ang mabilis at tumpak na Q&A platform. Sumali sa aming Q&A platform upang makakuha ng eksaktong sagot mula sa mga eksperto sa iba't ibang larangan at mapalawak ang iyong kaalaman. Maranasan ang kaginhawaan ng paghahanap ng eksaktong sagot sa iyong mga tanong mula sa mga bihasang propesyonal sa aming platform.
Sagot :
1. get out your coloring materials.
2. get a blank pirce of paper or poster board.
3. make a line where you put the title or etc.
4. make a heading.
5. make a footer.
6. fill in the middle by drawing in it
7. color it and;
8. post your poster
2. get a blank pirce of paper or poster board.
3. make a line where you put the title or etc.
4. make a heading.
5. make a footer.
6. fill in the middle by drawing in it
7. color it and;
8. post your poster
Your poster must be
readable - Readability is a measure of how easily the ideas flow from one item to the next. Text that has lots of grammatical problems, complex or passive sentence structure, and misspellings is "hard to read".
legible- If a text is legible, it can be deciphered. For example, an old book may not be legible if the paper has corroded or the lettering has faded. A common error in poster presentations is use of fonts that are too small to be read from 6-10 feet away, a typical distance for reading a poster.
well organized, and - Spatial organization makes the difference between reaching 95% rather than just 5% of your audience: time spent hunting for the next idea or piece of data is time taken away from thinking about the science.
succinct- Studies show that you have only 11 seconds to grab and retain your audience's attention so make the punchline prominant and brief. Most of your audience is going to absorb only the punchline. Those who are directly involved in related research will seek you out anyway and chat with you at length so you can afford to leave out all the details and tell those who are really interested the "nitty gritty" later.
readable - Readability is a measure of how easily the ideas flow from one item to the next. Text that has lots of grammatical problems, complex or passive sentence structure, and misspellings is "hard to read".
legible- If a text is legible, it can be deciphered. For example, an old book may not be legible if the paper has corroded or the lettering has faded. A common error in poster presentations is use of fonts that are too small to be read from 6-10 feet away, a typical distance for reading a poster.
well organized, and - Spatial organization makes the difference between reaching 95% rather than just 5% of your audience: time spent hunting for the next idea or piece of data is time taken away from thinking about the science.
succinct- Studies show that you have only 11 seconds to grab and retain your audience's attention so make the punchline prominant and brief. Most of your audience is going to absorb only the punchline. Those who are directly involved in related research will seek you out anyway and chat with you at length so you can afford to leave out all the details and tell those who are really interested the "nitty gritty" later.
Bisitahin muli kami para sa mga pinakabagong at maaasahang mga sagot. Lagi kaming handang tulungan ka sa iyong mga pangangailangan sa impormasyon. Pinahahalagahan namin ang iyong pagbisita. Lagi kaming narito upang mag-alok ng tumpak at maaasahang mga sagot. Bumalik anumang oras. Bisitahin muli ang Imhr.ca para sa pinakabagong sagot at impormasyon mula sa aming mga eksperto.