Plants & Human Affairs (BIOL106) - Stephen G. Saupe, Ph.D.; Biology Department, College of St. Benedict/St. John's University, Collegeville, MN 56321; ssaupe@csbsju.edu; http://www.employees.csbsju.edu/ssaupe |
Poster Presentation Checklist
I. Title | |
□ | informative |
□ | accurately reflects the poster contents |
□ | attracts attention |
II. Introduction | |
□ | concisely describes background and logic/rationale of study/topic |
□ | includes hypotheses and predictions (as appropriate) |
III. Methods | |
□ | adequate description of methods/experimental protocol |
□ | understandable |
IV. Results | |
□ | tables and figures were appropriate and properly prepared |
□ | tables and figures were properly prepared (captions, legends, axes) |
□ | understandable |
□ | effectively display results |
□ | narrative concisely describes results |
□ | addresses hypothesis/predictions |
□ | appropriate statistical tests were used |
V. Conclusions | |
□ | appropriate for results |
□ | summarizes the support for hypothesis |
□ | include explanations for patterns in data |
□ | suggest possible alternate hypotheses for data |
□ | include problems encountered and sources of error |
VI. Literature Cited | |
□ | proper format |
□ | includes all references cited in text |
□ | only includes references cited in text |
VII. General/Visual Presentation | |
□ | Logical layout |
□ | Title appropriately placed/sized |
□ | Readable from a distance |
□ | Free from grammatical, spelling and other problems |
□ | Poster prepared professionally (e.g., cut edges straight, no ragged edges, items glued down) |
□ | visually interesting |
Last updated: 09/26/2008 � Copyright by SG Saupe