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Conference Presentations

Creating an impactful conference poster is an art that combines clear organization with visual appeal. Aim for dimensions of 3x4ft or 4x5ft in landscape format, featuring essential elements such as title, authors, affiliations, research question, methods, results, and conclusions. Avoid common mistakes like excessive text, small font, and poor color choices; instead, utilize bullet points and ample white space for clarity. Incorporate visuals to enhance engagement while ensuring straightforward navigation. Learn to present your research creatively while sticking to the basics!

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Conference Presentations

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  1. Conference Presentations

  2. Poster Layout Options

  3. Basic Details • Typically 3 x 4ft or 4 x 5ft; landscape Includes: • Title, Author(s), & Affiliation(s) • Research Question and/or Background • Hypotheses • Methods • Results (Tables/Figures) • Discussion/Conclusions • References (optional) • Acknowledgements (optional)

  4. Include the basics… But be creative!

  5. Hall of Shame

  6. Problems: Too much text Small font Hard colors to read Odd organization

  7. Strengths: Good organization Good use of photos Problems: Too much text Small font

  8. Strengths: Short, too the point Lots of Results Problems: Cluttered by photos Hard to read; disorganized

  9. Good Models

  10. Strengths: Boxes help with organization Bullet points keep it short Problems: Font could still be bigger Could still edit for shorter text

  11. Strengths: Lots of White Space Arrows direct organization Interesting photos/infographics

  12. Strengths: Lots of white space Clear organization; bullet points Problems: Small Title Still used small font

  13. Strengths: Good organization; less text Good use of photos

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