Here is aONE-SLIDE POWERPOINT (landscape)and aONE-SLIDE POWERPOINT (portrait)that you can use for your poster. It is sized in A2. Additional Poster Resources: A very good website with additional tips...

Here is aONE-SLIDE POWERPOINT (landscape)and aONE-SLIDE POWERPOINT (portrait)that you can use for your poster. It is sized in A2.

Additional Poster Resources:

• A very good website with additional tips of how to create posters:https://www.ncsu.edu/project/posters/
  


• A comparison between an effective and a less effective poster:https://www.ncsu.edu/project/posters/DefineMessageAlternatives.html
  


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  Here are some academic resourcesabout posters, poster messages and visual displays.


• This site contains various poster ideas and templates but be aware they are for SCIENTIFIC posters and may not be fully suitable for MGMT20140's requirements:
  http://www.ce.memphis.edu/1112/projects/poster_stuff/posters.htm
  

To be successful in this assessment, you are required to research academic/scholarly (published in peer-reviewed journals) literature and make use of effective and suitable visualisation techniques in order to design a carefully constructed and logical poster, which clearly displays your answer to the above question.
More specifically, your poster should:

• clearly address the question;


• be logically structured and aesthetically pleasing;


• refer to correct material you have read in the literature (you should include a MINIMUM of 3 scholarly references - in-text references and a reference list in APA style must be included on the poster; please see Moodle for some examples of how this can be achieved in a visually pleasing manner);


• present a clear and concise message (in title and other content);


• contain sufficient detail that a layperson (without specific background in Design Thinking) can understand what you are trying to say;


• use relevant visualisation techniques* to visually display the message and content of your poster; and


• use text sparingly (a MAXIMUM of 300 words, excluding reference list, is permitted).

*NOTE:This may include graphics, but you need to remember that this does NOT mean cutting and pasting graphics from the internet or other sources - plagiarism of visual content will be treated in the same manner as plagiarism of text. You must use ONE SINGLE PowerPoint slide as your poster (see template on Moodle). For this unit, you do not have to print the poster but it has to be clearly visible if projected in a classroom. Please see Moodle for further advice on how to create, structure and design effective posters. Supporting material and additional advice is available for both on-campus and distance students.