Fixing Academic Posters The Betterposter Approach Laptrinhx The #betterposter ’s biggest design change is to place your key message right in the middle of your poster, in a huge font, and in plain language. the benefit of this approach, at expense of space on your poster, is that the takeaway of your study is easily registered, and most importantly remembered by colleagues, without them having to. He says he’s trying to do two things in his career: 1) bring user experience design principles to science, to help disseminate knowledge faster and more efficiently 2) understand the psychological differences between so called ‘realists’ and ‘dreamers’. he recently released a video introducing a new way to design scientific research.
Fixing Academic Posters The Betterposter Approach Laptrinhx The better poster is mike morrison 's response to the traditional academic poster. in his own words: every field in science uses the same, old, wall of text poster design. if we can improve the knowledge transfer efficiency of that design even by a little bit, it could have massive ripple effects on all of science. What is #betterposter? introduced in 2019 by a psychology graduate student 1, #betterposter is a framework for improving scientific poster design and presentation.the goal is to eliminate large blocks of text—which too often plague academic posters—to improve audience understanding and to make posters more efficient to create and view. Presenter: mike morrisondescription: scientific posters haven't changed in 30 years, which should be alarming to you (nothing in science should be stagnant) . Our team includes dr. zen faulkes, author of the book “better posters” and founder of the better posters blog; dr. mike morrison, the psychologist who created a redesign for scientific posters that went viral and started the #betterposter movement; and dr. emily messina and her colleagues at ipg health medical communications (noofa hannan.
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