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This would be the area for your title, which should be at least 72 ppi tall, which is equal to one inch. This is Times new Roman, 90ppi. If you have room, using the logos is a good idea. Abstract, 72 ppi You can copy from your “many slides” You can copy from your “many slides” presentation and paste into this “one presentation and paste into this “one large page” presentation. Font sizes large page” presentation. Font sizes can be adjusted to fit the new format. can be adjusted to fit the new format. Each of these sections can have a Each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want. box to set it off…. if you want. The rest of the section should be The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new a plain font (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi. ppi. This is 30 ppi. It’s good to divide this big page into It’s good to divide this big page into 3 or 4 columns. 3 or 4 columns. You can use decorative dividing You can use decorative dividing lines, or just white space lines, or just white space You can “box” in sections with You can “box” in sections with results/data, or other sections you want results/data, or other sections you want to emphasize. to emphasize. Methods each of these sections can have a each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want. box to set it off…. if you want. The rest of the section should be a The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new roman) and plain font (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi. ppi. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1st Q tr 2nd Q tr 3rd Q tr 4th Q tr E a st W est N o rth 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1stQ tr 2nd Q tr 3rd Q tr 4th Q tr East W est North 80-90 70-80 60-70 50-60 40-50 30-40 20-30 10-20 0-10 Discussion each of these sections can have a “decorative” each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want. if you want. The rest of the section should be a plain font The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new roman) and should be at (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi. least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi. Acknowledgements each of these sections can have a each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or box “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want. to set it off…. if you want. The rest of the section should be a plain The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new roman) and should font (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi. be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi. Conclusions 1.You can make your conclusions text bigger 1.You can make your conclusions text bigger than than the rest if you have space. the rest if you have space. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. If you have results or data in visual form (anything that is NOT text) make them large. They catch the eye, and tell your story quickly. Is there a way to represent more of your poster with visual data? Pictures, charts, tables, graphs? Use them. Results
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This would be the area for your title, which should be at least 72 ppi tall,
which is equal to one inch.This is Times new Roman, 90ppi. If you have room, using the logos is a good idea.
Abstract, 72 ppi
You can copy from your “many slides” presentation and You can copy from your “many slides” presentation and
paste into this “one large page” presentation. Font sizes can paste into this “one large page” presentation. Font sizes can
be adjusted to fit the new format.be adjusted to fit the new format.
Each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, Each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline,
using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this The rest of the section should be a plain font (this
is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi.
This is 30 ppi.This is 30 ppi.
It’s good to divide this big page into 3 or 4 columns. It’s good to divide this big page into 3 or 4 columns.
You can use decorative dividing lines, or just You can use decorative dividing lines, or just
white spacewhite space
You can “box” in sections with results/data, or other You can “box” in sections with results/data, or other
sections you want to emphasize.sections you want to emphasize.Methods
each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline,
using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times
new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
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each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line
or box to set it off…. if you want.or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new
roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
Acknowledgements
each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using
a line or box to set it off…. if you want.a line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new
roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
Conclusions
1.You can make your conclusions text bigger than 1.You can make your conclusions text bigger than the rest if you the rest if you have space.have space.
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If you have results or data in
visual form (anything that is NOT
text) make them large.
They catch the eye, and tell
your story quickly.
Is there a way to represent
more of your poster with visual
data? Pictures, charts, tables,
graphs? Use them.
Results
Population
The Corporate School in partnership with Delta AirlinesA community engaged learning environment
PopulationPlease read the .doc file on tips for making posters in
powerpoint; it has more information than this file.If you already have a powerpoint presentation with
multiple slides, you can copy from your “many slides” presentation and paste into this “one large page” presentation. Font Curriculum
sizes can be adjusted to fit the new format.This example has three pages, each showing a slightly
different layout and color arrangement. You can also apply any of the powerpoint color
templates to this large page. If necessary, the color templates can be changed
to suit your needs by viewing the Master Page, and adjusting the elements there.
You used pastel blue shades in your original files. These would both work, but we might have to make them a little lighter.
Each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
It’s good to divide this big page into 3 or 4 columns. You can use decorative dividing lines, or just
white space
You can “box” in sections with results/data, or other sections you want to emphasize.
Curriculum
each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
Philosophy of Teaching
Innovative Teaching
each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
Conclusions
Curriculumthanks . . .
each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
Curriculum
Philosophy of Teaching
This would be the area for your title, which should be at least 72 ppi tall, which is equal to one inch.This is Times new Roman, 100ppi. If you have room, using the logos is a good idea.
You can copy from your “many slides” presentation and You can copy from your “many slides” presentation and
paste into this “one large page” presentation. Font sizes can paste into this “one large page” presentation. Font sizes can
be adjusted to fit the new format.be adjusted to fit the new format.
Each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, Each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline,
using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this The rest of the section should be a plain font (this
is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi.
This is 30 ppi.This is 30 ppi.
It’s good to divide this big page into 3 or 4 columns. It’s good to divide this big page into 3 or 4 columns.
You can use decorative dividing lines, or just You can use decorative dividing lines, or just
white spacewhite space
You can “box” in sections with results/data, or other You can “box” in sections with results/data, or other
sections you want to emphasize.sections you want to emphasize.
Methods
each of these sections can have a “decorative” each of these sections can have a “decorative”
headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you
want.want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this The rest of the section should be a plain font (this
is Times new roman) and should be at least 24 is Times new roman) and should be at least 24
ppi. This is 30 ppi.ppi. This is 30 ppi.
Discussion
each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline,
using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is Times
new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is 30 ppi.
Acknowledgements
each of these sections can have a “decorative” each of these sections can have a “decorative”
headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you headline, using a line or box to set it off…. if you
want.want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is
Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi.
This is 30 ppi.This is 30 ppi.
Conclusions
1.You can make your conclusions text bigger than the rest if you 1.You can make your conclusions text bigger than the rest if you have space.have space.
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If you have results or data in visual form (anything that is NOT text) make them large.
They catch the eye, and tell your story quickly.
Is there a way to represent more of your poster with visual data? Pictures, charts, tables, graphs?
Use them.
Results
This would be the area for your title, which should be at least 72 ppi tall, which is equal to
one inch.This is Times new Roman, 100ppi. If you have room, using the
logos is a good idea.
You can copy from your “many slides” presentation and paste
into this “one large page” presentation. Font sizes can be adjusted
to fit the new format.
Each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline, using a
line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is
Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is
30 ppi.
It’s good to divide this big page into 3 or 4 columns.
You can use decorative dividing lines, or just white
space
You can “box” in sections with results/data, or other sections
you want to emphasize.
Methods
each of these sections can have a “decorative” headline,
using a line or box to set it off…. if you want.
The rest of the section should be a plain font (this is
Times new roman) and should be at least 24 ppi. This is
1.You can make your conclusions text bigger than the rest if you have space.
2.
3.
4.
Astract
If you have results or data in visual form (anything that is NOT text) make them large.
They catch the eye, and tell your story quickly.
Is there a way to represent more of your poster with visual data? Pictures, charts,
tables, graphs? Use them.
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HERE IS MY LIST OF DON’TS:
DON’T USE ALL CAPS FOR THE TITLE.The title already has a position of prominence.
This is nice. It’s subtle, but legible. At size 36 points, it is plenty large enough.
It’s all about your data. The graphics should enhance, not detract, from it.
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DON’T Put your text or pictures right to the edge of the page!It may get cut off.
DON’T put all the text in boxesIt makes the whole poster harder to look at. Save boxes for special items.RESIST THE URGE to use pale colored text on a dark background - the toner (ink) required to print the dark boxes can wrinkle the paper.
DO edit your work.A poster isn’t like a term paper or
journal article - it’s more like a bumper sticker.
Be concise.Use bullets and pictures.Keep your font size in the 26-30 point
range.DO size your poster correctly
Go to File, then Page Set-upChoose Custom, and enter the size you
want your poster.42” x 56” is as large as we can print36” x 56” is as large as the Union can
laminate.DO use charts, graphs, pictures
DO use the Insert, Picture, From File commands.
Don’t copy and paste photos into powerpoint – they may not print.
Pictures from the web will usually be low quality and look “jaggy” DON’T make your font size too small; people won’t
want to read it. Edit your message if necessary.
DON’T make your visual data too small. Why put a 6” photo on a 5 foot long poster? Now is your chance to show it off.
DID YOU KNOWthat 25% of your audience could have some color-blindness? Greens on reds, Greens on Orange, Blues on red, and Blues on Green can be really hard to see. DON’T use text that is too similar to its background color.
DON’T use dark gradations as a background color if you have a lot of text to go over them. No matter what color you choose, eventually it gets harder to read
DON’T FORGET computer monitor colors are NOT the same as colors which
will print on your poster. This bright green will print much darker.
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DON’T use SHADOWS similar to the text color. It looks “blurry.”
DON’T use SHADOWS similar to the text color. It looks “blurry.”
DON’T USE BACKGROUND TEXTURES BEHIND TEXT. They make text hard to read.
DON’T USE BACKGROUND TEXTURES BEHIND TEXT. They make text hard to read.
DON’T MAKE YOUR FILE SIZE HUGE. Many high res photos may create a file too large for me to print. How big is too big? 25 mgs? I never really know until I try to print it.
On the other hand....
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