Critique of the poster

Critique of the posterCritique of the posterPURPOSEThe purpose of my poster was to effectively pass on my research topic, describing my methodology and aims in a clear, precise manner.The poster needed to be a brief, considerably organised summary, organised in sequence, with an introduction, outline of my planned methodology, results, conclusion and references. http//connect.le.ac.uk/postersThe poster needed to appeal to a specialist university audience of students and teachers, who would expect to view sufficient skilful information.DESCRIPTIONReviewing my poster, I feel that its institution on five single-sided handwritten pages of black type was confusing and lengthy. It was inadequate, bland and didnt indicate key points. paygradeReviewing poster go bylines for creating and designing academic posters on Leicester Universitys Academic Poster website, I realised that mine failed to usage good layout, short amounts of text, graphics, charts, or colour, to highlight key aspe cts of my outline research. (Feed endure Dr Chris Comber email 13.01.10)Visually, it only contained one display case and one (black) colour, and some rather bland headings, so it was not appealing in its enterational techniques. substance abuse of different fonts to highlight my title, introduction and chosen methodology may have shown that I had a more logical structure for my topic .My chosen picture an image of a primary school teacher facing a class during a lesson was an attempt to show an effective teacher in train of a calm classroom situation. I feel, with hindsight, that the picture could have been more carefully chosen.The rather basic, kindred presentation could have used Microsoft Publisher with a set template of fonts and colours, to give it a more professional and serious feel. My handwritten version perhaps looked rushed and hurriedly assembled and reflected my own lack of technical expertise and confidence in creating an academic poster.There were also a la ck of references in delay of my very general points and assertions (eg how teachers are challenged lack of support teachers are blamed for everything and so on, identified in my research background.I really should have made it clear that I was outlining from professional experience as a primary teacher in Greece, or made it clear I had sourced these terms. Feedback Dr Chris Comber email 13.01.10)Finally, I realise that I should have more closely defined (using literature) effective and flourishing teacher (referenced back to research). Feedback Dr Chris Comber email 13.01.10.Overall, the disadvantage of my poster was that I didnt properly define my methodology, clearly arguing the case for travail a case study. I should also have perhaps outlined how I would collate and present my case study.I should also have read up on poster sites including Leicester Universitys http//connect.le.ac.uk/posters to see their stage-by-stage guide to creating effective posters which are eye-catch ing and convey the right academic information.I should have presented the strengths and weaknesses of such a case study, summarised into key points, more clearly.I should have referenced my main summarised points for the case study selective service a more careful distinction between personal and professional experiences and literature into effective and successful teaching. On these two words, I should have defined them precisely. They are used too vaguely.ATTACHMENTA template copy of what I should have done, approximately, is attached for your information. The source of this template is http//connect.le.ac.uk/posters 5