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And above all, avoid unprofessional fonts like Comic Sans.The names of the fonts listed above, all written in the corresponding font.
Read more about our recommended presentation fonts.

Font size is also important. Your poster needs to be readable from a meter away, and your title and headings need ...

On the left are two poster templates, next to the template are a palette of the theme colours. On the right is an example of sample content for each template using the appropriate colours.

If you have to use specific colours, or fancy creating your own colour palette, here are some top tips:

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Your content is ready to go, now it’s time to make your poster beautiful! To give you a head start, we’ve created 4 different landscape and portrait academic poster PowerPoint templates each with their own unique design style! Pick your favourite and fill in the sections with your content. We’ve ...

Screenshot of an academic poster. There are 4 headings down the left hand side: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion. The headings are bold and in bigger text than the rest of the poster content. An annotated arrow shows how a reader would automatically move their eyes down the poster.

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Cut the jargon – Consider your target audience, sure you may have attendees that are specialists in your field, but you also want your poster to be accessible to people who are new to your research. Cut the jargon and specialist terms and use plain language as much as possible to make your poster ...

Why use PowerPoint for academic posters?
PowerPoint is the go-to tool for creating academic research posters. If you weren’t already aware, we love PowerPoint, and for good reason! It’s easy-to-use, quick to edit and accessible to many, making poster creation a breeze. We’re going to take you ...

How’s it made?

First, you’ll need to consult with instructional designers to help identify the business need, craft learning objectives, choose the right medium, and plan the training journey. They’ll then work with your SMEs to gather and structure the content before equipping your training with ...

Repurpose the content from existing in-person training materials like presentations, workbooks, or recordings to create a piece of online training. This content can be repackaged in a number of different ways – videos, on the job aids, text-based resources, PDFs etc. Your subject matter experts will ...

Simply record your existing face-to-face training and create a set of videos that learners can access ‘on-demand’. These videos can be hosted on an internal SharePoint site, private YouTube playlist or loaded into an Articulate Rise course on your organisation’s LMS. You can also record live online ...

In the near future, 48% of employees are expected to work remotely at least part time – a rise of almost 20% compared to pre-COVID figures. Increased remote and flexible working is now something many employees expect as standard, and in-person training may not be the most effective way to train a ...