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If you're studying on the University of Cambridge's Multidisciplinary Design course, this episode is for you.
The episode focuses on the (quite radical) implications of
- the context of poster display
- spectators' behaviour
- aspects of inclusive practice.
These considerations will help you to optimise the communicative effectiveness of your poster presentation.
Contents
- 00:00 Key issues
- 03:29 Allocation of space on the poster
- 04:43 Non-linear sequencing
- 07:40 Inclusiveness
Credit: The music, from Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, is courtesy of the US Marine Band.
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