Poster Presentation Guidelines
- The standard poster board will be provided
- Pushpins/tape for mounting posters will be provided
- All posters should fit within a 90 cm by 70 cm area (portrait orientation)
- Organizers cannot provide computers to aid poster presentations but presenters are encouraged to bring their own laptops
- WiFi Internet connection will be provided
- At least one of the authors must be at the assigned space during the designated time and date to discuss the work presented
- Poster session will take place on Thursday (May 25). Poster holders will be available for mounting earlier in the afternoon
- If you bring your poster with you earlier you can leave it at the Registration Desk
- If you need a table or any extra help during poster session, please, send an email to Ines Hocenski (ihocenski@ffos.hr)
Preparation Tips
- Your poster presentation should be educational, scientific and balanced. Be prepared to answer or discuss topic(s) that an attendee may have regarding your abstract
- Keep your text to a minimum. Your emphasis should be on graphics – charts, graphs, and photos. Save what you might put into text for handouts
- Individual handouts relative to poster presentations are popular and encouraged
- The illustrations should be easy to understand, but they need not be "arty"
- Avoid crowded and cluttered posters; they are difficult to read and are often disregarded
- Characters and figure legends should be readable from approximately 1.8 m away
- Lettered material should have appropriately heavy lettering; font size at least 20
- A large-character title banner, if possible, should go across the top of the poster, as a heading for the poster, font size at least 44. This banner should state the title (by upper case letters), the name(s), affiliation(s) and e-mail(s) of the author(s)
- Check out LIDA's Accessible Conference Guide
