Posters maken een vak apart

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Posters maken een vak apart
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Inhoud van de poster

• Titel
• Namen van makers
• Inleiding over het onderwerp
• Methode en resultaten
• Samenvatting/Afronding en aanbevelingen
• Eventueel bronvermelding

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Om op te letten

• Verdeling tekst en plaatjes
• Lettersoort en lettergrootte
• Vormgeving

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• Posters are another way of communicating your
  information. They are best used as an aid to a
  discussion and should only represent the essence
  of your topic.
• Remember - less is more.

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Layout

• Plan your layout carefully.
• Layout includes
• Headings and subheadings.
• Organizing the information into sections.
• There should be balance and simplicity.
• Deciding where you want to add graphics,
  photographs, graphs, etc.
• Do not try to present too much detail. Less is
  more.
• Leaving enough white space - don't clutter the
  poster, it should have a clean and simple layout.
  
• Provide your name and contact details for people
  that might want to discuss it with you.
• Information should flow (viewing sequence) by
  column or by row, as in the following examples

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• Hint A numbering system in your poster will
  help your audience to follow the flow of the
  information easily.

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Colors

• Choose colours that complement each other.
  Certain colours, like certain yellows, etc., are
  difficult to see and read.
• Text and background colours should complement
  each other. Make sure your foreground colour
  (text) is clear and soft on the eyes when
  combined with the background colour. Let's look
  at the following examples
• Don't use too much colour on your poster - it
  will look busy and cluttered. Remember "less is
  more".

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Text

• Text size font type are a very important
  aspects when designing a poster. They will
  determine whether your audience will be able to
  read your poster with ease. If not, all your hard
  work was for nothing.
• Choose a font type that is easy to read, as in
  the following examples
• Ariel font is an easy-to-read font.   Courier
  font might be easy to read, but is probably one
  of the oldest, more boring fonts around. Italic
  fonts are not always very easy to read,
  especially on a poster, where people must read
  from a distance!

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• It is not easy to read words that are in capital
  letters, e.g. COMMUNICATION STYLES vs
  Communication styles
• To attract your audience, they must be able to
  read your poster from a distance (1 - 3m),
  therefore font size is extremely important. These
  are recommended font sizes to use
• Main title 100 points At least 4 cm high.
• Subheadings 50 points Between 1,5 - 2 cm high.
• Body text 25 points Between 0.5 - 1 cm high

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Visuals

• Graphics, photographs, diagrams, etc., are very
  important components of your poster. They will
  add interesting visuals to the poster, helping
  you to get your message across.
• Don't add unnecessary or too many visuals to your
  poster - this will clutter your poster and make
  it too "busy".
• Enlarge and crop your visuals, if necessary, by
  zooming into the relevant part of the
  picture/visual.
• Make sure that your visuals are clear and of good
  quality.

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Get started belangrijke tips!

• Kies een progamma (b.v. powerpoint)
• Stel de omvang van de pagina in op A1
• (onder File gt Page Setup 841 mm x 594 mm)
• Maak afweging over onderwerp en tekst wat is
  jullie hoofdboodschap
• Voeg tekst en illustraties toe
• Vergeet niet jullie namen
• Mailen naar rbekker_at_few.nl voor maandag 13/10 om
  11.00 uur in pdf format
• (let op te grote bestanden gaan niet over de
  email)

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