For many academics, posters are a necessary evil. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
In this hour long session we will go through approaches to improve your poster. By thinking about how people interact with and consume your poster, you can make it much better. We’ll also look at how standards of good communication and user experience design can help us make better academic posters.
Improving your poster game could improve the interactions you have with people at conferences. Who knows, you could even win the coveted best poster prize!
During the course you will learn how to:
Think about the people viewing your poster and want they want to get from it
Apply communication and user experience principles to designing your poster
Create potentially award-winning posters!
The course will be hosted online.
About the trainer
This course is taught by Zoe Trinder-Widdess, Head of Communications at NIHR ARC West and the NIHR Bristol Biomedical Research Centre (BRC). Zoe is a communications professional with a strong track record of working in several sectors, including charity, public sector and business-to-business. She has been working at the intersection of health and research for more than a decade.
Joining instructions
To apply for a place on this course, please complete an online application. Applications will close on Tuesday 19 November and you will be informed as to whether you have received a place by Wednesday 20 November.