Poster Rubric:
- Use of Class Time
- Graphics - Clarity
- Graphics - Relevance
- Required Elements
- Knowledge Gained
- Content Accuracy
- Simplicity is the key
- After deciding what you want on the poster, make full use of space, and not crowd letters
- Keep this message big enough so that people can see it easily from a few meters away
- Be as concise as possible
- Use only the information necessary to convey your message
- Don't forget to include the name of your element and/or logo in a visible place.
- The well-known saying "A picture is worth a thousand words" is most appropriate in creating fabulous poster design
- Images must be bold, clear and easy to understand
- Dare to use colors! Use of colors should be done with taste
- Strong contrast in colors' hue and value is essential for creating a good poster design
- Contrasting colors is best when viewing posters from far distances
- Make a draft version of your poster (Proof-read it carefully!) (DUE MAY 4)
- Get someone to double, or triple-check and proof-read it
- Make a final version (DUE MAY 6)
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