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• When you are producing your poster, you can use a range of ways to present your information, e.g., diagrams, tables, and pictures, as well as the 1500 word allowance.
• Make good use of the space provided and ensure that your poster looks both professional and pleasing.
• Colours and fonts should enhance the look of the poster and still allow for the information to be read clearly. -1.11 • • Ensure that your poster has a clear narrative that is signposted effectively (e.g., through the use of headings / subheadings), and is easy to follow. You may find it useful to look online at examples of academic posters. • Remember to include key points on your poster slide and then expand upon these in your narration. • On the My Assessment tab on iLearn, you will be able to find a choice of templates that can be used for your poster (either landscape or portrait), which already include the cover page and are set to the correct slide size for you (120cm x 80cm). • You do not have to include a reference list on your poster as you must include a reference list for all citations in the poster and narration on the final slide of your document.