29 October 2009
Critique: Ape scapula
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I stumbled upon this poster while reading the blog Anna’s Bones . She described as being finished “just in the nick of time.” A few more hou...
22 October 2009
Review: Scientific Poster Design
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Scientific Poster Design is a PDF from LiLynn Graves at the Cornell Center for Materials Research . At first glance, its 69 pages make it ...
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15 October 2009
Do you need to go to that conference?
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Today is Blog Action Day , when bloggers are encouraged to write about a single topic to spark debate. This year, the topic is climate chang...
No more slidesters, interlude: Making presentations more like posters
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Form follows function. The function of PowerPoint is to emulate a series of 35 mm slides. Because many researchers use PowerPoint for their ...
13 October 2009
Explaining a handle
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Calling someone a “doorknob” is an insult to intelligence because doorknobs are simple. At least, they should be. From Tim Tucker Online , w...
08 October 2009
No more slidesters, part 3: Draw in the open
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As discussed recently , many people use PowerPoint to design posters, an act that borders on criminal. PowerPoint was designed for multiple ...
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01 October 2009
No more slidesters, part 2: Three Publisher tips
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I have used Microsoft Publisher a lot for posters, as I mentioned previously . I’m going to show three easy things that Publisher does well ...
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