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The poster session will be held from
5:00 – 8:00pm on WEDNESDAY, October 19, 2011.
- To print your poster use the large-format color printer
(psclarge), located in CSE 415. Templates and
instructions on its use are here.
- Turnaround Time. Please keep in mind that it
takes approximately 15 minutes to print a poster. So you are
encouraged to print your posters as soon as possible. Many,
blithely waiting until the last couple of days, will
undoubtedly end up using the old cut-and-paste method. Your
poster won't look as clean, and will stand out (and not in that
good way!)
- Size & Other Details. The posterboard
measures 32" wide x 40" tall, so make your poster to that
size.
Templates
are a big help! (Those templates were developed on the
earlier model printer, and they may still work. To make it
easier for everybody to contribute templates, we have setup the
new
Poster
Template Wiki. If you confirm that an old template works,
please transcribe it to the wiki!)
- If you are using slides, about 8, at most 9 slides will fit
onto a poster.
- PLEASE use portrait orientation if possible, since space is so
tight and we have so many posters to arrange.
- Use the "Heavy Coated" or "48 lb." paper, to avoid a crinkling
effect on solid colors. (This is what is normally mounted on
the printer, but if you are unsure, the front-panel can be used
to determine what media is loaded.)
- Mounting. Posterboard and mounting supplies
are located in CSE 415, near the poster printer. There is a
table for affixing your poster onto the mouting board.
Please... DO NOT SPRAY ADHESIVE ONTO THE TABLE!!!
- Finished? When you have completed your poster, please
send email to
Kay Beck-Benton to let her know (if you don't, she will end up
hounding you on the status, so save yourself the grief!). All
posters need to be ready for display by mid-morning of October 19.
- The complete
lists of posters and demos are now available on the web.
Please check your entry to see if we have the title and
author(s) correct! Contact Kay Beck-Benton with
any changes.
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