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+====== Posters for the SQ module ======
+The Ringvorlesung is concluded with a poster session where we revisit the course.
+To this end the participants of the SQ module prepare posters
+where they **revisit the topics covered in the past weeks**.
+All posters are based on the {{ participants:sq:plakatvorlage_wiss_a0.zip |poster template}} of Leipzig University.
+===== Poster Contents =====
+==== General remarks ====
+Posters are an early form of social media.
+Think carefully about the core message that you want to deliver,
+and keep the text as concise as possible.
+The NYU Libraries((NYU Libraries: [[https://guides.nyu.edu/posters|How to Create a Research Poster]])) provide the following summary of [[https://guides.nyu.edu/posters|criteria for a good poster]]:
+   * Important information should be readable from about three meters away
+     * My way to check:  do the proof-reading of your A0 paper on a printout on A4. The text is too small if you can not **easily** read it!
+   * Title is short and draws interest
+   * Word count of about 300 to 800 words
+   * Text is clear and to the point
+   * Use of bullets, numbering, and headlines make it easy to read
+   * Effective use of graphics, color and fonts
+   * Consistent and clean layout
+   * Includes acknowledgments, your name and institutional affiliation
+     * Rather than institutional specify you mention your study program
+     * Rather than acknowledgements our posters will briefly mention the session where you did the chair and the brainstorming.
+I also recommend to consider the remarks about [[https://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/duri/sessions/Effective-Poster-Presentations.pdf|best practices and pitfalls]]
+of poster presentations by Joanne Lax,((Joanne Lax (Purdue University): [[https://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/duri/sessions/Effective-Poster-Presentations.pdf|Poster Presentations: Design and Delivery]]))
+a //Graduate Technical Communications & Professional Development Specialist// of Pudue University.
+==== Different types of scientific posters ====
+There are different types of scientific posters:
+  - posters that will be **presented**:  the authors are standing in front of the poster and deliver a message
+    * the speaker delivers a story
+    * the posters underpins and underlines the story by graphical key information
+    * text is kept to a minimum
+    * cf the remarks about  [[https://slidemodel.com/poster-presentation/#heading-9|How to present a research poster]] on SlideModel.com((SlideModel.com: [[https://slidemodel.com/poster-presentation/|How to Design a Winning Poster Presentation: Quick Guide with Examples & Templates]]))
+  - posters that will be **read**:  the poster is hanging in a public area, and every now and then somebody takes a look on her/his own
+    * the core message is delivered in text, which must therefore be more detailed
+    * the left column of the template of Leipzig University is an example what that might come down to
+    * still: for the vast majority of cases the font is too small and the text is too long
+  - posters that will be **completed** during a session: used to structure a meeting
+    * used by the chair to introduce the purpose of the meeting
+    * completed by the audience that is invited to come up with ideas, put them on paper, and attach it to the poster
+==== Our Poster Session ====
+In our poster session I will bring a poster on the 17 goals that we will complete during the session (type 3).
+The course participants will prepare and present posters where we they revisit one of our sessions.
+=== Compulsory fields ===
+  * **Subtitle** under Logo:  Ringvorlesung „Competences for Sustainable Development“
+  * **Title**: title of the talk covered in the session
+  * **Names**:  of poster authors and their direction of study
+  * **Session Speaker**:  blue field in the bottom left
+  * **Presenter Details**: info about chaired sessions and brainstorming in the red field in the bottom right
+  * **References**:   red field in the bottom right
+=== Contents ===
+  * main messages of the talk
+  * results of the discussion
+  * relation to the 17 SDGs
+  * poster presenter's ideas on the topic
+~~DISCUSSION~~